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4-year-old bitten by mountain lion at national park

Mountain lion attacks 4-year-old walking with family at Washington's Olympic National Park

A child attacked by a mountain lion at Washington's Olympic National Park is being treated in Seattle. Rangers eliminated the threat after locating the cougar.

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Dad hailed as hero after mountain lion bites 4-year-old in Olympic National Park in Washington state

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Mountain lion bites 4-year-old on popular Olympic National Park trail, injuring child

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Mountain Lion Is Euthanized After Attacking a Child in Olympic National Park

A mountain lion that bit a 4-year-old child on a popular trail at Olympic National Park in Washington State was euthanized on Monday, park officials said.

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4-year-old attacked by mountain lion at WA's Olympic National Park

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4-year-old injured in cougar attack in Olympic National Park

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Dad fights off mountain lion during attack on child at Washington park

"I don't think that kid would survive if it wasn't for his dad jumping in," hiker Steve Murrow told KIRO 7. "He's a hero."

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REPORT: Father Praised As ‘Hero’ After Mountain Lion Attacks Child At National Park

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Child's Mauling by Mountain Lion Forces Closures at Popular National Park

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4-year-old injured in cougar attack in Washington

A 4-year-old was attacked by a cougar in Olympic National Park and airlifted to safety. The cougar was killed.

Child, 4, attacked by cougar near Hurricane Ridge

Rangers responded to the attack Sunday near Hurricane Ridge, one of the most popular spots in the park. The following day, rangers killed the animal.

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4-year-old attacked by mountain lion at Olympic National Park, officials say

Rangers searched for the cougar immediately after the attack and were later joined by a canine team, the National Park Service said in a statement.

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Crews work to contain petroleum spill in Washington after tanker truck accident

Cleanup crews are working to contain petroleum that leaked from a tanker truck that crashed and flipped upside down on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, spilling fuel into a tributary of a river that was recently restored for salmon runs.