Page 19 - Haystack Rock News Today

The Cannon Beach police chief, said in a statement.

State biologists believe the cougar ventured to Haystack Rock at low tide Saturday night to hunt birds, a behavior they have not previously witnessed at that site.

The cougar that made a temporary home on Haystack Rock was likely hunting birds, according to biologists. Officials said biologists with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Oregon Department …

A section of an Oregon Beach was temporarily closed when a cougar climbed a landmark rock in an apparent hunt for seabirds.

M Patrick Devitt of Chicago described "a very, very big piece of equipment" after an emergency evacuation slide fell off a United Airlines Boeing 767 and landed in his backyard near OHare International Airport, causing no injuries except damage to his roof.

The cat had been there over 24 hours.

The news reports of the effects of catastrophic climate conditions continue to bring increasing awareness of events that cause unpredictable animal and human behavior. They may include more sightings of various wildlife making lengthy treks, far from their roaming range both intrastate and interstate. Intense spikes in temperatures, drought and wildfires are affecting all sections

Neighbors were alerted of the cougar sighting and safety signs were posted.

Neighbors were alerted of the cougar sighting and safety signs were posted.

Sunday’s mountain lion sighting at Cannon Beach is the first-known case of a cougar climbing Haystack Rock, officials with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Monday.