I worked with some third graders today to respond to an article about a mountain lion that's been photographed on a motion sensitive camera. It's living in Bloomfield, about 20 miles away from our town. No one has ever seen the mountain lion but people have found dead deer covered by leaves, a sure sign a mountain lion's about. I'm a little peeved because there's a law that says it's okay to kill the mountain lion if it's messing around with your property. There's no reason to kill our one and only mountain lion. Just leave it alone. It's not even bothering you.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
The Puma
I worked with some third graders today to respond to an article about a mountain lion that's been photographed on a motion sensitive camera. It's living in Bloomfield, about 20 miles away from our town. No one has ever seen the mountain lion but people have found dead deer covered by leaves, a sure sign a mountain lion's about. I'm a little peeved because there's a law that says it's okay to kill the mountain lion if it's messing around with your property. There's no reason to kill our one and only mountain lion. Just leave it alone. It's not even bothering you.
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