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How Cougars Are Helping Keep Drivers Safe on Washington’s Highways

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How Cougars Are Helping Keep Drivers Safe on Washington’s Highways

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A new study from the Olympic Peninsula reveals that natural cougar populations play a vital role in road safety by reducing deer-vehicle collisions by up to 76%. By keeping deer away from busy roads, these big cats are preventing serious accidents and saving communities millions of dollars in damages.

A new study from the Olympic Peninsula reveals that natural cougar populations play a vital role in road safety by reducing deer-vehicle collisions by up to 76%. By keeping deer away from busy roads, these big cats are preventing serious accidents and saving communities millions of dollars in damages.

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