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  1. Facts about pumas (mountain lions):
    1. Pumas are known as "cats of one color"1.
    2. They live throughout North and South America123.
    3. Pumas are solitary cats12.
    4. Female pumas give birth to up to 6 cubs1.
    5. They are one of the largest carnivores in the Americas123.
    6. Pumas are not classified as big cats because they do not roar14.
    7. Despite their shrinking range, they are not endangered4.
    8. Pumas have powerful bodies, long tails, and retractable claws253.
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    10 Incredible Puma Facts

    • 1. Pumas Are Known as Cats of One Color ...
    • 2. Pumas Live Throughout North and South America ...
    • 3. Pumas Are Solitary Cats ...
    • 4. Female Pumas Give Birth to up to 6 Cubs ...

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    10 Incredible Puma Facts - A-Z Animals

    a-z-animals.com/blog/incredible-puma-facts/
    The puma is a large wild cat found in both North and South America. It is extremely adaptable and able to live in a wide range of habitats, from forests to deserts. It is an expert ambush predator, an amazing jumper, and the second largest cat in the Americas (the largest being the jaguar). The puma, or mountain lion, is a solitary animal.

    Puma Facts For Kids, Students & Adults, …

    www.activewild.com/puma-facts/
    The puma is a member of the Felidae family and is the largest predator in Patagonia. Females weigh 110 pounds while the larger male weighs approximately 176 pounds, and they are generally between 10 to 12 feet in length. Pumas have a rounded head with erect ears and strong jaws for clutching prey.

    Puma Facts | Patagonia Wildlife Guide - …

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    Key Facts

    • Pumas are impressively athletic and are capable of leaping distances of 20 feet.
    • In spite of their shrinking range, their conservation status is Least Concern due to their adaptability.

    Puma - A-Z Animals

    a-z-animals.com/animals/puma/
    The puma is classed as the largest of all small cats, with a powerful and muscular body, strong jaw, long tail and flat face. The puma has the longest hind legs in relation to the body size of any cat which makes it well-designed for reaching high speeds. Pumas also have retractable claws and patches of white on their face.

    Pumas - Everything You Need to Know | …

    thebigcatsanctuary.org/news/a-guide-to-pumas/
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    State and Local Estimates of the Uninsured Population in the U.S

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    Puma Exploration?s Bold Move with Kinross Gold: A Strategic Leap ...

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