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Recent ocelot death prompts action

On November 1, 2009 By admin
A recent ocelot road casualty at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife refuge has put the spotlight on one of the nation’s most endangered mammals. On Sunday morning, Oct. 18, a bicyclist discovered the carcass of an ocelot along Bayside Drive, according to refuge manager Sonny Perez. “It was an ocelot that hadn’t previously been reported,” PerezContinue Reading
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