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- Cougar - Wikipedia
In the United States, the name mountain lion is commonly used, and in Canada, the name cougar is most commonly used [9] The term mountain lion was first seen in writing in 1858 [15]
- Mountain Lions in California
Mountain lions are considered one subspecies and called different names depending on where you live People often call them mountain lions in California, cougars across western North America, panthers in Florida, and pumas in Mexico, Central and South America
- Lions in the Santa Monica Mountains - U. S. National Park Service
Mountain lions are solitary, elusive animals and sightings are extremely rare Based on more than 250,000 GPS locations collected since 2002, it is clear that mountain lions prefer natural areas and attempt to avoid coming in contact with humans
- Mountain Lion - National Wildlife Federation
Description The mountain lion—also known as the cougar, puma, panther, or catamount—is a sleek, powerful feline native to diverse habitats across the Americas
- Mountain Lion - Description, Habitat, Image, Diet, and Interesting Facts
The mountain lion, also known as the cougar, puma, or panther, is a majestic and powerfully built feline native to the Americas A creature of both strength and stealth, it holds a significant place in both the natural world and human culture
- Mountain Lion - National Geographic Kids
Aside from humans, the mountain lion has the widest geographic range of any land mammal in the Western Hemisphere The mountain lion goes by many names, including cougar, catamount,
- California mountain lions gain new protections under state law
Mountain lions are one of the last big predators keeping ecosystems in balance They feed on deer and other animals, leave scavengers, raptors and other wildlife the remains, and help maintain equilibrium among plants, prey and predator
- Mountain Lion Sighting - Mountain Lion Foundation
Mountain lion sightings are rare—and often unforgettable This page will help you quickly compare what you saw to the key features of a mountain lion, review common look-alikes, and submit a sighting report if needed
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