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Friends of the Florida Panther Refuge Supporting the mission of the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge Photo: Copyright Larry Richardson The Florida Panther Puma concolor coryi = ...

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All about the Mountain Lion, includes color photos, scientific names, common names, description, behavior, range, habitats and life cycle.

Puma Puma concolor Body Length(mm) -1100-2000 Weight (kg) - 30-85 Litter Size - 2-3 average Life Span - 10-15 years Status - Florida - Endangered Status - Least Concern North America P.c.borbensis - Central Amazonia P.c.californicus - California, Mexico P.c.cougar - N.E US, S.E Canada P.c.concolor - Guyana P.c.coryi - Florida P.c.costaricensis - Central America P.c.hippolestes - Wyoming, Idaho P.

Go to Chapter One Section Mountain Lion An Unnatural History of Pumas and People By Chris Bolgiano Chapter One: Native Americans and American Lions The spiritual center of the universe is located on a high, dry plateau in northeastern Arizona, where land stretches out in a vast meditation of mind, and mountains ring the far horizon wish surrealistic shapes of desire. This is Hopi Land. For ...

Photo courtesy of Mountain Lion Pictures Common Name: Mountain Lion, Cougar, Puma, Panther, Catamount Scientific Name: Felis concolor Description: The Mountain Lion is a large, unspotted cat with a relatively small head and a long, tail with a dark tip on the end. The coat is yellow-brown to tawny with a white underbelly. Their legs are long and heavy-muscled. Their feet are large and ...

VOLUME 16 NUMBER 2 & 3 SUMMER/FALL 1992 The Eastern Cougar in Nova Scotia by: Mark Pulsifer The fate of the eastern cougar continues to be a matter or speculation. A few weeks ago I received an after-supper telephone call from a resident of Guysborough County who wanted to report a cougar sighting. As I listened to the caller and scribbled down the information, I quickly recalled the dozen or so ...