Ray Bendici

And the debate continues … [March 24, 2012] While hiking, a Kent woman discovered and photographed what she questioned might be a mountain lion paw print … Source: Waterbury Register-Citizen

Here we go again … [October 27, 2011] The animal control officer of East Haddam reportedly saw a mountain lion while in the area of Route 149 and Creek Row … Source: …

And the mountain lion beat goes on … [August 25, 2011] A mountain lion was possibly spotted at White Memorial in Litchfield, another sighting in an ever-growing list … Source: Litchfield County …

The question is whether this is the only one. [June 11, 2011] A mountain lion was struck and killed on Route 15 in Milford on Saturday morning … Source: Connecticut Post

Updating one of the most popular articles on this site, we talk to a Connecticut Environmental Conservation Police officer about the possibilities of mountain lions in the state.

Not really news to some. [June 13, 2012] A study published in The Journal of Wildlife Management suggests that mountain lions are returning to areas where they once were believed to be …

Nice that these bones are getting the burial they deserve — wonder if he was one of the soldiers who Capt. Stow tried to save? [November 26, 2009] A Colonial-era skull that …

Whatever happened to rest in peace? [June 18, 2010] The mummified remains of a West Hartford woman were discovered in the house of her twin sister seven months after she was buried …

As if Melon Head Road in Milford didn’t have enough stories about it, now you can throw an actual documented dead body into the mix.

Maybe a meteorite strike? [December 18, 2010] Torrington police are investigating after an unidentified, loud explosion shook part of the town … Source: Hartford Courant

“There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!” [April 20, 2013] Resident along the shoreline in Connecticut reported hearing a large boom that shook homes and rattled windows … Source: NBC 30

“White nose syndrome”? Sounds like some flying rats can’t lay off the nose candy! [May 9, 2009] “White nose syndrome,” an illness that is baffling scientists and wildlife researchers, is devastating bat …