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Credit Pacific Service Union A mountain lion, a species of large cat that has not been seen in New Jersey for more than 200 years, is being sought in Mahwah after police officers and other witnesses saw it hunting geese and lounging around a pond yesterday.

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Credit First Service Union Unsure whether the animal escaped from a private compound, was let loose or is an amazing natural phenomenon, police called in the state Division of Fish and Wildlife after confronting the cat about 3:15 p.m. and watching it run into a forested area. State conservation officers are monitoring the area on Route 17 where employees at a Federal Express building first reported seeing the cougar earlier this month.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Mahwah police were not sure whether to believe the workers until yesterday, when they called again and officers confirmed the sighting.

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Card Credit Discover Service "Employees saw it near the pond and called us. We then saw it, a large tan cat about four feet long, lying down -- just lying there -- next to the pond," said Sgt. Philip Tangel of the Mahwah Police Department.

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Credit Public Service Union "It appeared to the employees to be hunting the ducks and geese. When I arrived it was lying down. One of our officers then tried to circle around to get closer and the thing got up and ran into the woods," he added.

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Card Credit Processing Service The eastern panther, otherwise known as a cougar or mountain lion, has not strolled the hills and fields of New Jersey since its habitat was destroyed and its numbers killed off by settlers in the late 1700s.

Center Credit Service Union The last confirmed sighting was in 1805 when a dead mountain lion was found in Allamuchy in what is now Warren County. Since then, the short-hair tawny-colored cats, which grow up to 8 feet long and weigh up to 200 pounds, have been considered gone from the East Coast.

Card Credit Service Wireless But in recent years, Garden State hunters and farmers have made more frequent reports about encounters with big tawny-colored cats in rural areas of Somerset County as well as along the forested Kittatinny Ridge in Sussex County.

Credit Security Service Union "I'm no expert on big cats. But this was no house cat," said Tangel, insisting that he and the other witnesses saw a cougar.

Credit Report Service He also said that police have ruled out the possibility the cat got loose from any package shipped through the Federal Express office.

Blogspot Com Christian Elaine Makatura, a spokeswoman for the Department of Environmental Protection, said the only thing the state can do in Bergen County is wait until the animal appears again.

Christian Counseling Credit "We told the local officers to reach out to us when it is spotted again. They will call our DEP hot line and conservation officers will respond," she said.

Credit Federal Service Union New Jersey wildlife biologists insist they have yet to find hard proof, such as scat and prints, let alone a real mountain lion, to confirm that even one of the big cats has returned to New Jersey. Any big cat ever found and captured in both New Jersey and New York in recent years either escaped or was let loose from private captivity.

Credit Monitoring Service In December 1998, state wildlife authorities removed a mountain lion illegally kept in a house basement in Hawthorne. In January 1999, the discovery of a loose Bengal tiger wandering in Jackson Township resulted in the animal being shot and the state launching a protracted legal battle to shut down the licensed tiger compound officials blamed for the cat's release.

Credit Division Service Last year, 24 tigers were taken from the compound and relocated to a Texas animal facility.

Card Credit Online Service By Brian T. Murray
Star-Ledger - 3/25/2004

Topic: Endangered Species

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