Trail cams up north have captured another cougar making its way across toward Michigan. Experts with the Wisconsin DNR says three separate cameras have captured what they think is the same animal.
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Wildlife experts think it's the same animal spotted on another trail camera about 42 miles away just days before.
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Among the reports, a mother says her young daughter reported seeing a "big cat" that may have been "stalking her" on her way to the school bus. Experts caution that nine out of 10 reports about cougars turn out to be something else, and that if it is a cougar, it will likely move along.
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