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Wolves And Humans Giving A Tough Time To Wyoming’s Mountain Lions Mountain Lion prepares to leap from tree. Image credit: Creativex There was a time when humanity s intrusion into wild landscapes was minimal - the ecological balance was undisturbed, and pumas and wolves both thrived in North America. Human disturbance, especially indiscriminate hunting, however, completely exterminated wolves, an apex predator, from America s oldest national park - the Yellowstone National Park, by the 1920s. Several decades later, an effort was made to correct the human error and manage the rising elk population by reintroducing wolves to the park in 1995. But the results were, in many ways, unexpected- as evident in a recently published scientific study exhibiting the effects of reintroduced wolves on the puma population in the southern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) in northwest Wyoming. This article explores the current status of pumas and the implications of the scientific study in pu

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