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                     Cougar Sighting in North Vancouver
Cougar Sightings in 
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Cougar Sightings in North 
Vancouver Prompt Safety 
AR receenmt sigihtningd in eBlurersidge followed a common pattern of sighting 
after dark. Reisner noted that advances in home security 
technology, such as doorbell and security cameras, are revealing 
wildlife activity that has long existed but was previously unnoticed 
by residents.
Cougars are highly reclusive and more nocturnal than black bears. 
During the day, they typically rest in dense underbrush or trees to 
avoid human interaction, while at night, they can travel long 
distances in search of prey. Their diet primarily consists of deer but 
may also include smaller animals such as raccoons, rodents, and 
domestic cats.

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