Pumas are typically black or brown with yellow eyes, weighing around 136 pounds. They have a thick coat and can grow to be 5-9 feet long. Pumas historically lived across the U.S. but now reside primarily in the western U.S. Their diet consists mainly of deer, elk, and rabbits. Pumas give birth to litters of 1-6 kittens and live 12-20 years in the wild, where their main predators are bears and wolves.

1. PUMAS
ByAubrey

2. What Pumas Look Like
 Most pumas are black or brown in color and
have yellow eyes.
 They have a thick coat to keep warm.They
are 136 pounds and they are 5-9 feet from
head to tail.

3. A Puma’s Habitat
 They used to live in all of the U.S. but now
they live in the western U.S.

4. What Pumas Eat
 They mostly eat deer and elk and rabbits.They
are meateaters.

5. A Puma’s Life Cycle
 Pumas give birth to one to six kittens at a
time.
 In the wild, pumas live from 12 to 20 years.

6. A Puma’s Predators
 A puma’s predators are a bear and a wolf.
They compete for food.

7. Interesting Facts
 A puma’s cry sounds like a person’s scream.
 They are also called Mountain Lions, Cougars
or Panthers.

8. My Resources
 Animalfactguide.com
 Worldbook online
 Pebblego.com
 Livescience.com
 Google Images