Puma and cougar guide: status, diet, habitat | BBC Wildlife magazine | Discover Wildlife
What's in a Name? - New Mexico Wildlife magazine
Other Names for a Puma | Pets on Mom.com
Puma, Cougar, Or Mountain Lion? The Big Cat's Many Names Hinder Conservation Efforts - WorldAtlas
The cougar (Puma concolor), also commonly known by other names including catamount, mountain lion, panther and puma is American native animal Stock Photo - Alamy
Mountain Lion (Puma, Cougar) | San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
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Mountain Lion Facts (Puma concolor)
The Fact Site — Puma, cougar, and mountain lion are names for the...
True Wild Life: Cougar
The Cougar Puma Concolor, Also Commonly Known by Other Names Including Catamount, Mountain Lion, Panther and Puma Stock Image - Image of isolated, habitat: 252401953
Cougar - Wikipedia
The Cougar Puma Concolor, Also Commonly Known by Other Names Including Catamount, Mountain Lion, Panther and Puma Stock Image - Image of fauna, endangered: 252401889
Nope, That's a Puma - Pacific Standard
What's the Difference Between a Mountain Lion and a Cougar? | HowStuffWorks
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Mountain Lions in California
The distribution map of pumas according to IUCN. Thanks to their wide distribution range they have more different names in many languages than most mammals. What name they're called in your region? :
Cougar - Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden®
Puma is a genus in Felidae that contains the cougar, also known as the puma, among other names and the jaguarundi Stock Photo - Alamy
Cincinnati Zoo on Twitter: "Mid-day yawns! The cougar is known by many different names, including mountain lion, puma, and panther. https://t.co/rG0dvwTGMI" / Twitter
Puma, Cougar, Or Mountain Lion? The Big Cat's Many Names Hinder Conservation Efforts - WorldAtlas
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Puma (genus) - Wikipedia
