Mountain lion found dead on 101, near partially built wildlife crossing in Agoura Hills
LA TimesAnother mountain lion was struck by a car less than half a mile from the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing on the Southbound side of the 101 freeway above Liberty Canyon Road. A mountain lion was found dead Saturday morning on the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills, not far from a wildlife crossing being built to reduce the number of cougar fatalities. The cougar, which was not wearing a monitoring collar, was killed near the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, a $92-million passageway that extends over the busy 10-lane freeway, said Beth Pratt, regional executive director of the National Wildlife Federation. In January, Uno, a female mountain lion often seen patrolling the mountains in Orange County, was killed after being struck by a vehicle on a road near the Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve.