The Hercules Police Department is advising residents to remain alert following confirmed mountain lion sightings in a neighborhood near Hercules Avenue Wednesday afternoon.
The big cat captured in the city's Pac Heights neighborhood is no stranger to Field Biologist Richie King of the Santa Cruz Puma Project, which tracks and studies mountain lions. "I was like, 'it's that same guy,'" King said. "He's still looking for his own little home territory."
"We locked eyes for over five minutes," said one woman who came face-to-face with the big cat wandering the streets of San Francisco. "I was actually really honored that the mountain lion didn't eat me and we just had this nice long gaze into each other's souls."
There are unwelcome house guests, and then there's this -- a mountain lion strutting through the front door of a La Verne, California home.
"Jumped from the ground straight up!" A Brentwood homeowner's security camera captured the mountain lion, which hopped from the fence into the backyard before scurrying away.
Home security video shows a mountain lion in a Santa Cruz Mountains neighborhood walking away with a cat in its jaws and residents who want to scare the cougar off say they don't have many options.