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The comments show interest through calls to watch videos and learn more about mountain lions’ behaviors, with phrases like 'Want to learn more?' and references to local organizations. Words like 'avoid', 'risky behavior', and 'fragmented landscape' reflect concern and curiosity while engaging with the scientific findings in a tone that is both informative and motivated to raise awareness.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the study’s findings about mountain lions behavior post-wildfire, reflecting a consensus on the topic's validity.
Posts express high interest, with some encouraging further exploration through videos and emphasizing the importance of understanding these ecological changes.
Participants show moderate engagement by sharing links to videos and highlighting the need to learn more, indicating active but not deeply analytical responses.
The discussions recognize a moderate impact, mainly emphasizing wildlife management and ecological awareness but not suggesting immediate ecological crises.
Want to learn more? Watch a video from our friends at the UCLA La Kretz Center: https://t.co/V2XEeaQkwY #SantaMonicaMountains #MountainLionStudy
Mountain lions avoid burned areas and increase risky behavior after wildfire in a fragmented urban landscape: Current Biology https://t.co/KBQFoSYUle
Mountain lions avoid burned areas and increase risky behavior after wildfire in a fragmented urban landscape: Current Biology https://t.co/inzsvXrk6f
RT @SantaMonicaMtns: Want to learn more? Watch a video from our friends at the UCLA La Kretz Center: https://t.co/V2XEeaQkwY #SantaMonicaM…
This video discusses how mountain lions avoid burned areas and engage in riskier behaviors after wildfires, such as crossing roads more often and being active during the day, increasing their chances of human encounters…
This video discusses the impact of wildfires on mountain lion behavior in urban landscapes, highlighting increased risky behaviors and habitat changes following the 2018 Woolsey Fire near Los Angeles.
Mountain lions avoid burned areas and increase risky behavior after wildfire in a fragmented urban landscape: Current Biology https://t.co/inzsvXrk6f
RT @SantaMonicaMtns: Want to learn more? Watch a video from our friends at the UCLA La Kretz Center: https://t.co/V2XEeaQkwY #SantaMonicaM…
Want to learn more? Watch a video from our friends at the UCLA La Kretz Center: https://t.co/V2XEeaQkwY #SantaMonicaMountains #MountainLionStudy
Mountain lions avoid burned areas and increase risky behavior after wildfire in a fragmented urban landscape: Current Biology https://t.co/KBQFoSYUle
10.1016/j.cub.2022.08.082. Keywords. /Physical sciences/Earth sciences/Natural disasters/Wildfires; /Physical sciences/Earth sciences/Geology/Physical geology ...
A mountain lion wearing a tracking collar leads her cubs through the brush. ... doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2022.08.082. About Bethany Brookshire.
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