Mountain Lion Found Dead on 101 Freeway Near Wildlife Crossing Construction Site

A deceased mountain lion was discovered in a traffic lane on the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills early Saturday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The discovery was made near the construction site of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, a project aimed at providing safe passage for wildlife over the busy freeway. The uncollared mountain lion was found in the slow lane of the southbound side of the freeway near Liberty Canyon Road shortly before 5 a.m. CHP personnel moved the body to the right shoulder, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife was called to the scene. It is yet to be determined if the mountain lion was struck by a vehicle.

Big Cat Visits Agoura Hills Backyard, Sparking Awe and Concern

An Agoura Hills couple witnessed a breathtaking and unsettling sight when a massive mountain lion sauntered into their backyard. Peggy McClintick and Sally Tuchman were initially mesmerized by the animal’s beauty but soon became terrified as it scaled their back wall. The sighting highlights the growing presence of wildlife in residential areas and underscores the need for coexistence between humans and nature.

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