Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were told to close their California mansion due to mountain lion sightings in the area.
The couple sold her $14.6 million home after a dangerous predator was caught on outdoor security footage roamingCelebrity's exclusive Montecito enclave. I was warned to secure it. Winfrey,Ariana Grande, Brad She also lives in the pit.
Former full-time royals have also been warned of the threat lions pose to the flocks of chickens they have adopted, with lions invading their extensive residences. It may tempt you to come closer.
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Getty Images)CCTV images show a mountain lion roaming a homeowner's driveway, where the wildlife You have located it within 5 miles of your property.
Experts say the lions may be on a scavenger mission in search of food and water after being driven from the hills by the severe drought that hit California.
}Sharon Byrne, Executive Director of the Montecito Association, said:
"We want all locals to secure their homes, chicken coops and otheranimals.
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Courtesy of Harpo Productions/CBS)"Chickens must be safe and secure as they can be a quick and easy food source for hunting animals.
" We strongly urge residents to secure garbage so that they can turn around. Scraps, night lights, alarms, cameras, and more.
``Mountain lions are solitary creatures and ultimately do not want to be around people, so I hope this one goes its own way.''
} Harry, 37, and Meghan, 41, adopted rescue chickens during thecoronavirus pandemic and rescued two rescued dogs. I have. considered potential prey to lions.
The footage, which dates back to July 23, terrified local residents who feared the creature would attack their children and pets.
This CCTV camera for her was only recently installed by the homeowner, which was installed at the request of local authorities.
One member of his community said inThe Sun that the area is teeming with wildlife such as coyotes, bears and deer, but mountain lion sightings are rare. He said it was rare.
Resident said: "We are in a drought, so the animals are thirsty. Also, there have been fires and landslides in recent years that have knocked over large animals.
"People in the area feels safe during the day, but takes precautions at night.
"If I ran into that mountain lion in real life, not on video, I would be very scared."
The last time a person died in California from a mountain lion was in 2004. A 35-year-old man was beaten to death at his Regional Park in Whiting Ranch, Orange County.
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