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FACE to FACE Can humans and mountain lions learn to share their turf?

photo: mountain lion warning sign

Dallas, 8, suddenly started screaming during a hike in Big Bend National Park, in Texas. She had been posing with her sisters Jessica, 9, and Meagan, 6, so their mother could take pictures, when Dallas saw a mountain lion ready to pounce.

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Text by by Fiona Sunquist

Photographs by Peter Adams / Index Stock Imagery, Inc. (sign); Gail Shumway / Taxi / Getty Images (blue-eyed mountain lion); John Giustine / Taxi / Getty Images (cat in snow); Joseph van Os / The Image Bank / Getty Images (cat with kitten); Daniel J. Cox / Natural Exposures (mountain lion in yard)

Map by Martin Walz

Video courtesy National Geographic Television


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