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Julia Clarke

More evidence mountain lions are returning to Arkansas as carcass discovered

A mountain lion on a rock.

A mountain lion carcass found in Arkansas recently is further proof that the species is returning to the state. In a statement on Friday, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission announced that the discovery was made in the Sylamore Wildlife Management Area in the Ozark Mountains by a U.S. Forest Service employee. 

“An adult, male mountain lion weighing 118 pounds and measuring approximately 85 inches in length was examined Thursday at the AGFC Calico Rock regional office," says AGFC State Wildlife Veterinarian Jenn Ballard, who explained that there was no evidence that the mountain lion died of a bullet wound or had been hit by a car

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