puma

Wild pumas do not always consume all of their prey and must protect it from being stolen of scavenged.

In Torres Del Paine National Park, pumas have found a refuge.

Like the cheetahs and pumas in North America, the tiger slipped through by a whisker.

Except for mothers and their kittens, adult pumas live alone only meeting up to mate.

Jaguars, pumas, giant anteaters and otters make it one of the most diverse in the world.

He helped persuade the federal government to capture eight female pumas in Texas and release them in Florida to mate with the panthers.

Aye, I remember the boots well. A pair of Pumas. They still fit me!

Also called pumas, cougars , panthers, and catamounts, these lions are the second biggest cats in the Americas. Jaguars are the biggest.

Probably due to their wide range across North and South America, pumas hold the Guinness record for the animal with the most names.

Training provides mental stimulation for the pumas and helps to reduce stress associated with moves or vet check-ups.

Now, many species of formerly endangered birds and mammals, including leopards and pumas, are returning to the region.

Silent and elusive, pumas are extremely rare in Minnesota; few Minnesotans have ever seen these large cats in the wild.

Pumas are excellent swimmers, but like most cats, prefer not to get wet.

Big cats like pumas don't just eat small prey, so the Minnesota Zoo has developed a carcass feeding program.

In the wild, pumas spend a large part of their time stalking, killing, and consuming their prey.

Pumas can run up to 43 mph, jump more than 20 feet from standing, and leap up to 16 feet straight up.

With large paws, sharp claws, and long, muscular hind legs, pumas are powerfully built.

More than two dozen live here in cages, including jaguars, pumas and ocelots.

Pandas as well as pumas fall into the same category.

Pumas are the largest wild cats in North America.

Pumas cubs are playful and begin to follow the female on hunts when they are about two months old.

And while the concept seems conceivable, we expect it will be a long time before you see any PUMAs stalking a city near you.

And the experts convinced(confirmed) that the pumas wouldn't attack a human being unless it is cornered.

Pumas will not attack a human being unless it is cornered.

Pumas can live wherever their main prey-deer-roam.

The tips of pumas' ears and tails are generally dark.

Although pumas can make a wide range of cat noises (hisses, growls, purrs), they cannot roar.

Occasionally keepers offer pumas "whole prey" such as a dead rat, rabbit, or chicken.

Endangered throughout most of their range, pumas now live in the remotest possible areas.

there were enough pumas out West.

The Endangered Species Act advises against mixing subspecies (here, for example, pumas and panthers).

Pumas are largely found in America.

Have you ever seen pumas, a kind of fierce animals?