Nearly half of California is mountain lion habitat
A celebration of life for famed Southland mountain lion P-22 is being held Saturday, Feb. 4, honoring the cat who made Griffith Park his home and became the face of the endangered Southern California lion population. Here’s a look at the species that goes by several names – mountain lion, puma and cougar.LIFESPAN A mountain lion typically lives about 12 years in the wild, and they can live up to 25 years in captivity.
CATS EYESCougars have excellent night vision. Their peripheral vision is 287 degrees; a typical human’s peripheral vision is about 200 degrees. LEAP Cougars aren’t as fast as cheetahs or as strong as jaguars; they thrive because of their remarkable leaping ability. A cougar with a running start can fly 45 feet in a single leap.
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