Update From Mountain Lion
Update os x yosemite 10.10.5 to sierra. Mountain Lion Encounters If you have a verifiable sighting or information pertaining to a kill of a mountain lion, please contact the closest Wildlife Division office or call Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Headquarters at 1 (800) 792-1112. Mountain Lion Sightings Keep Whiting Ranch Park Closed - Lake Forest, CA - The Whiting Ranch Wilderness remains off-limits for nearly a month after multiple mountain lion sightings in the area. Update ios on mac.
To Report a Mountain Lion,
Contact your Local Wildlife Biologist.
Mountain lions are classified as a nongame species.
- OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion is Apple's latest operating system for Mac. It brings OS X much closer to iOS in terms of features and syncing with iPads and iPhones. We've already given you a lowdown on the most important changes in Mountain Lion most of which are features taken from iOS.
- With the passage of Proposition 117 in 1990, mountain lions became a 'specially protected species,' making mountain lion hunting illegal in California. This status and other statutes prohibit the California Department of Fish and Wildlife from recommending a hunting season for lions, and it is illegal to take, injure, possess, transport, import.
- Well the Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8 is the dawn update for MacBook users especially. Apple focused on decoding and solving the bugs that erupted among the various MacBook users with the Beta version release of the Mac OS X Mountain lion. The Mountain Lion OS also improved the user interface of the MacBook interface.
Update From Mountain Lion To Sierra
Mountain lions are native to Texas and classified as a nongame species. The largest breeding population of mountain lions in Texas occurs in the Trans Pecos region where there are large undeveloped tracts of land. Smaller populations of mountain lions still inhabit portions of the South Texas Plains, the Balcones Escarpment and rugged canyonlands in the Panhandle of Texas. Contemporary records of mountain lions in other portions of the state are infrequent and probably represent dispersing individuals from main breeding populations.
In the Trans-Pecos, the home range of mountain lions range from 50,000 to 80,000 acres. Lions are reclusive by nature. You should consider yourself fortunate if you ever get the opportunity to see one of these big cats.
Mountain Lion Pictures
Because lions are secretive by nature it is rare to see a mountain lion; however, as we encroach upon their habitat conflict is bound to occur. Nonetheless, it is wise to know what to do if you ever find yourself confronting a mountain lion.
Mountain Lion Encounters
If you have a verifiable sighting or information pertaining to a kill of a mountain lion, please contact the closest Wildlife Division office or call Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Headquarters at 1 (800) 792-1112.
What to do if you encounter a mountain lion:
- Pick up all children off the ground immediately.
- Do NOT approach the lion
- Stay calm. Talk calmly and move slowly.
- Face the lion and remain in an upright position.
- Do not turn your back on the lion. Back away slowly.
- Do NOT run.
- Do all you can to enlarge your image. Do NOT crouch down or try to hide
- If the lion is aggressive, throw rocks, sticks, or anything you can get your hands on.
- If the lion attacks, fight back. Fighting back can drive off lions.
Mountain Lion Confirmations in Texas
Map of mountain lion confirmations for January 2009 to January 2019.
Species Information