Could be. I expect the climate in North America is different compared to Europe as well.
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You already know Luna the panther? She is just like a big pussycat! She takes her outside together with her dog, unleashed, does not go away..
wow -- very cool!
I did not know of Luna.
I watched a bit, but I have so much to do today I marked it to watch later.
Nice panther for sure, but I expect when Luna is grown up this isn't possible anymore.
Nice videos again. Maybe is Luna now used the people, but playing around with children seems tricky.
Yeah, I would be seriously concerned about having an extremely powerful predator playing with little children.
Or even adults...
The showcat had enough of it .... I agree these animales are not pets ... this Luna was 'resqued' or something, I'm telling you I have a resqued cat named Luna as well (smaller one 
) and she is more viscious as this animal haha ... but this panther does not belong in a house ... and when she is really grown things might chance indeed...
This is touching...
As we arrived home last night, there was a coyote in our cul-de-sac.
Just one -- which is a bit unusual. We tried to get a picture, but no luck.
We also have a fairly sizeable rabbit population in the neighbourhood, which might be the reason for the coyote.
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Yeah, I would be seriously concerned about having an extremely powerful predator playing with little children.Or even adults...
Indeed. Tough story.
This one is weird
With dog smell all over her, one wonders how the other wild deer react.
When I lived in the Kootenays, there was a large deer population, the ones there were very wary around dogs
I live near the forest and noticed more and more wild animals. Honestly, I bring them food. I don't know if I'm doing the right thing or not
Originally posted by titussalt666
I live near the forest and noticed more and more wild animals. Honestly, I bring them food. I don't know if I'm doing the right thing or not
Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
Here in south western British Columbia there is a problem that happens if people feed the bears -- the bears get used to it and become a danger to the people.
It depends indeed, but the wild animals need to survive without help. Feeding isn't a great idea most of the time.
Here there are laws that require garbage to be secured, and that forbid leaving food where animals can get to it.
Besides bears, such food also attracts rats -- neither of which are good.
In some areas raccoons can become a nuisance as well.
Feeding birds is acceptable, but unfortunately, bird feeders are often raided by squirrels, which consume so much food there is often little left for the birds.