cougar Comparison Table

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cougar comparison table

Subject be hunted with swim call weigh wean by keep have length like be born in attack use set trails has part have distribution be extremely wary of eat be nocturnal climb have name in French live in stalk have picture be solitary have colour is a kind of make sound be a top predator have habitat have scientific name have population density open eyes at stay with lose spots at be playful

cat carnivore

cougar hounds mountain lion large herbivores within the carrying capacity of their food supply catnip southern western Canada, the Maritimes couguar cave, crevice among rocks, under bank or tree, in hollow stump or thicket cat in the ecological pyramid mountains, canyons, swamps, wooded river valleys, coniferous forests Felis concolor 1 cougar per 93 square km

adult cougar hounds mountain lion 36-103 kg large herbivores within the carrying capacity of their food supply 1.50-2.74 m catnip humans occasionally which may be 19-29 km long short fur southern western Canada, the Maritimes humans deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, porcupine, beaver, snowshoe hare, mountain beaver, mouse, bird, domestic stock couguar cave, crevice among rocks, under bank or tree, in hollow stump or thicket prey like a domestic cat tawny brown to greyish brown, darker on the mid-dorsal line and pale buff on the belly cougar growl, hiss, cry, purr in the ecological pyramid mountains, canyons, swamps, wooded river valleys, coniferous forests Felis concolor 1 cougar per 93 square km

cougar kitten hounds mountain lion 400 g at birth 3 months large herbivores within the carrying capacity of their food supply 300 mm at birth catnip any month of the year, more likely in late winter or midsummer woolly, spotted coat at birth southern western Canada, the Maritimes meat after 6 weeks couguar cave, crevice among rocks, under bank or tree, in hollow stump or thicket cougar in the ecological pyramid mountains, canyons, swamps, wooded river valleys, coniferous forests Felis concolor 1 cougar per 93 square km 10 days its mother for a year 6 months

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Subject	be hunted with	swim	call	weigh	wean by	keep	have length	like	be born in	attack	use set trails	has part	have distribution	be extremely wary of	eat	be nocturnal	climb	have name in French	live in	stalk	have picture	be solitary	have colour	is a kind of	make sound	be a top predator	have habitat	have scientific name	have population density	open eyes at	stay with	lose spots at	be playful
cat																								carnivore
cougar	hounds		mountain lion			large herbivores within the carrying capacity of their food supply		catnip					southern western Canada, the Maritimes					couguar	cave, crevice among rocks, under bank or tree, in hollow stump or thicket					cat		in the ecological pyramid	mountains, canyons, swamps, wooded river valleys, coniferous forests	Felis concolor	1 cougar per 93 square km
adult cougar	hounds		mountain lion	36-103 kg		large herbivores within the carrying capacity of their food supply	1.50-2.74 m	catnip		humans occasionally	which may be 19-29 km long	short fur	southern western Canada, the Maritimes	humans	deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, porcupine, beaver, snowshoe hare, mountain beaver, mouse, bird, domestic stock			couguar	cave, crevice among rocks, under bank or tree, in hollow stump or thicket	prey like a domestic cat			tawny brown to greyish brown, darker on the mid-dorsal line and pale buff on the belly	cougar	growl, hiss, cry, purr	in the ecological pyramid	mountains, canyons, swamps, wooded river valleys, coniferous forests	Felis concolor	1 cougar per 93 square km
cougar kitten	hounds		mountain lion	400 g at birth	3 months	large herbivores within the carrying capacity of their food supply	300 mm at birth	catnip	any month of the year, more likely in late winter or midsummer			woolly, spotted coat at birth	southern western Canada, the Maritimes		meat after 6 weeks			couguar	cave, crevice among rocks, under bank or tree, in hollow stump or thicket					cougar		in the ecological pyramid	mountains, canyons, swamps, wooded river valleys, coniferous forests	Felis concolor	1 cougar per 93 square km	10 days	its mother for a year	6 months