Cougar, puma, and mountain lion
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Cougars, pumas, and mountain lions are all names for the same animal. They can leap over 20 feet and have various vocalizations besides roaring such as howling, growling, and screaming. While cougar cubs are born with blue eyes, adult cougars now only live in the western United States where they hunt for prey. Males are larger than females, with males weighing up to 200 pounds compared to less than 100 pounds for some females.
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- 3. Did you know that “Puma” “cougar” and “mountain lion” are just some names for the same animal?
- 4. Do you think it would be cool to have three names and they all meant the same thing? I think it would be cool.
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- 7. Did you know that baby cougar cubs open their dark blue eyes at around 8 days old? Would you like to see a cub’s blue eyes?
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- 10. What do they look like? Glad you asked. They have grayish or reddish tan fur.
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