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OT: Do lions eat horsemeat?
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Posted by Rauville on October 07, 2005 at 19:55:47 from (209.180.79.34):
In this area (eastern SD) in the past few weeks there have been at least 3 reported incidents in which adult horses have been attacked by what the owner's claim are mountain lions. Last night's newspaper had a photo on the front page of a horse recovering from it's wounds (patterns of 5 deep lacerations running from the backbone down the side).
The state game officials say it's all nonsense, that it's dogs doing the damage. But, the horses' owners insist that no dog could cause this amount of trauma.
Since we have horses, I'm curious if they are included normally in a mountain lion's preferred food list. Being that we are 400 miles east of where you would expect to find a big cat, I don't know what they like to dine on. Anybody out there know?
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