Security Camera Captures Mountain Lion Roaming Around Dallas, Texas

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A large mountain lion was spotted roaming around a suburb of Dallas, Texas, by a security camera on November 22.

This footage captured by Dallas local Logan Aduddell shows the big cat roaming around the Rowlett area, between Highway 66 and Miller Road.

According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, mountain lions are typically solitary creatures, and that attacks on humans are very rare. Credit: Logan Aduddell and Stephanie Higgins via Storyful

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