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Uploaded by on Jun 20, 2007

Mountain Lions in Arizona by the Arizona Game and Fish Department

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  • Mountian lions are not jaguars people..They are a different breed of cat...

  • Beautiful they are,no question.But NEVER think beauty and lethality are mutually exclusive.

    Be careful in the woods.They don't play!

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  • mountain lions are NOT big cats

    they are big cats only in size and if you cross a mt. lion w/ a pantherine or "true" big cat its offspring will be sterile and look deformed as well as having a short life span....

  • Its debated if its a 'big cat' or not. Some scientist say that the four cats in the genus panthera are the only big cats. And some say that the cougar, cheetah, snow leopard, and clouded leopard are "big cats", so its your opinion.

  • Don't leave your dogs out.

  • yes the mountain lion and the cougar are the same animal there are over 40 names for the cougar

  • I've seen 2 in my neighborhood (scottsdale, Mcdowell Mountain, very populated) Last week my best friend's dog was taken from the backyard by one. If you ask me, theyre becoming a serious problem.

  • I have lived in southern arizona all my life and i live in a city of 1,000,000.

    But if there was a part of the city where ML would show- it would be where i live. Close to the base of the mountains in a suburbian area away from the metropolotian wasteland.

    There 'have been sightings' that set off the community up here- (elementary schools obsessivley not letting the kids out of sight)

    But i have never seen one or known anyone who has seen one. For what thats worth

  • Can someone tell me this, please: cougars are rare in Arizona? How many cougars are there in Arizona (estimated)? Are mountain lions more popular in the northern or in the southern Arizona?

    THANK YOU very much!!!(excuse my English) :)))))))

  • Yes, Cougar, Mountain Lion and Puma are different names for the same animal.

  • yes

  • hmmm.. ok some help here plz :P my english isn't really that good but isnt mountain lion same thing cougar just another word for it??

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