From bobcats to cougars – more and more San Diegans are reporting seeing big cats in their yards and neighborhoods.
News 8 has received several videos of the cats roaming through different areas in the county.
http://www.cbs8.com/story/39234112/large-cats-captured-on-cameras-across-san-diego-county
Claremont, the eastern gateway to Los Angeles County and the western ingress to San Bernardino County, is a border town.
But the City of Trees sits astride another, less widely known but equally important boundary: the urban/wildland interface. The north Claremont foothills are a transition zone or “ecotone” between two ecosystems, coastal sage scrub and chaparral.
A network of remote cameras in the Santa Monica Mountains capture an array of wild animals in the coastal mountain range adjacent to Los Angeles' urban areas. The cameras help researchers keep an inventory of animals, some of which are so secretive that they only come out under the cover of darkness.
