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Scientific Name	Puma concolor
Size	A male puma may grow to be 1.8 m (6 ft.) long, plus a tail of 60-90 cm (2-3 ft)
Weight	A puma may weigh more than 91 kg (200 lbs)
Description	Their coat ranges in color from reddish to brownish yellow or gray. Black stripes reach from their mouth to their eyes, and their tail tip is black. Their head is small and round with a black spot over their eyes.
Food	Pumas eat deer, elk, beaver, procupine, and rabbit.
Habitat	Pumas range from British Columbia to South America. They prefer forested areas and jungles. They can adapt to various climates.
Other Facts	The puma is also called the mountain lion or cougar. The puma usually hunts at night. Pumas climb well and are excellent jumpers. they often drop from limbs onto their prey. Its mating call is a harsh scream. Litters, which are born usually 2 years apart, contain from one to five young. The male does not help in raising the young. Pumas have been either elimanated or endangered in many parts of America by cattle ranchers because it is generally believed that pumas attack cattle. Pumas live to be about 12 years old but they have been known to ive up to 19 years in captivity.
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