Cougar (mountain lion) Distinguishing Characteristics:largest wild cats found in Central Rockies easy to distinguish from other cats (lynx) due to colour, size and thick long black-tipped tails have large feet, and sizable clawless tracks (10 cm across) Body Size:males reach a total length of 2.5 m (8 ft ) females are significantly smaller Weight:males weigh 70 kg (150 lb) females are significantly smaller Colour:uniform coat of tawny brown Habitat Preference:commo ...

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EASTERN COUGAR by Cheryl Bauer (Felis concolor cougar) Family: Felidae Range: According to historic records, the Eastern Cougar once ranged from eastern Canada southward into Tenessee and South Carolina. Today, the Eastern Cougar is found in only a few scattered areas at best. There have been some sightings in Minnesota and Michigan. These cougars are believed to have come from Canada (New Brunswick or Manitoba). Status: The Eastern Cougar was declared an endangered species by ...

Mountain Lion, Felis concolor Scientific name: The genus Felisis Latin for "cat." The species name is the Latin word concolor (having same color), and refers to the fact that the body of the adult Mountain Lion is one color, without spots or stripes. Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: carnivora Family: Felidae Size: This is the largest of the wild cats in North America. Total length ranges from 2.1 - 2.7 m (7 - 9 ft), and weight ranges from 36.3 - 90.7 k ...

Mountain lions are weird. The mountain lion has many different names, such as cougar, lion, catamount, puma, and panther. The mountain lion is active all year and its main diet is deer. Mountain lions breed all year round and have a litter of two or three. At the age of 6 weeks, the mother teaches the babies to hunt by practicing on rodents! Mountain lions can grow to be five feet long, not including their tail which is usually two to three feet long. The largest mountain lion recorded was 227 pounds! Usually mountain lions live to be 10-20 years old. All in all, mountain lions are weird. Home | Road Kill Animals | Mountain Animals | Water Animals | Plains Animals | Bibliography

Mountain Lion/Cougar Felis concolor Range Distributed widely throughout the western U.S., including all four deserts of the American Southwest. Habitat Mountain Lions live in many different types of habitats, from deserts to humid coast range forest, and from sea level to 10,000-foot elevations. They are generally most abundant in areas with plentiful deer and adequate cover. Description The Mountain Lion, also known as th ...

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BACK Common Mammal Species of Northwestern Ontario BIRDS FISHES REPTILES INSECTS Puma concolor Mountain Lion "Cougar" or "Puma" Description Distinguishing Features - Overall colouration, varies from yellowy-brown to chocolate brown, sometimes tawny gray, darker along mid-back. Belly, pale buff; chest, inside of ears and throat, whitish. Back of ears, tip of tail and stripes around muzzle, blackish. Tail, long. Size - Male: 1.65 - 2.7 m (5.5 - 9 ft) Female ...

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web hostingdomain namesphoto sharing Felis concolor Also known as: cougar, mountain lion, catamount, American lion, painter and panther. The puma is an exceptionally successful predator, and its adaptability probably helped it survive the late Pleistocene extinction of the other large North American felids. Although it is a big cat, it is believed to be more closely related to the small cats, lacking the elastic hyoid and enlarged vocal folds of the Panthe ...

Puma Felis concolor I'm a Puma and I'm a postcard too! Also called Cougars or Mountain Lions, these agile cats are found in habitats ranging from forest to desert. They can be active both day or night but usually spend the day resting. Deer is the main prey. They are solitary animals with a litter of 3 to 4 cubs being born in a rocky den or hollow tree. Habitat loss has made Pumas a threatened species. Map of the Puma habitat Oth ...

© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Paul Bowen Cougar Felis concolor Physical Characteristics These cats have a long body with a small head, a long neck and tail. Colors range from buff, cinnamon, tawny, silver-gray to slate-gray. Size of average adult length: 5.5 - 8.5 feet including tail weight: 60 - 225 pounds Approximate life span: 19 years in captivity Diet Wild: mostly deer, also other grazers, beaver, rabbits and porcupines Behavior Commonly occupy home ranges whi ...

The Cougar By: Garth Woolhouse and Morgan Reynolds About The Cougar: The cougar is a large cat native to Canada, U.S.A., Mexico, Central America and some parts of South America. It is the largest cat in North and South America. The cougar ranges from 6 to 8 1/2 feet (its tail accounts for 1/3 of its total body length) and can weigh as much as 175 pounds. The cougar's fur is short and its colour ranges from grey to reddish brown. The cougar's canine teeth can get as long as 1 1/2 ...