Cougar (felis concolor) is an animal of the mammal type. It usually inhabits forest and mountainous regions. The animal weights about 29kg - 90kg (64lbs - 198lbs) and lives for 10 - 20 years. Human, grizzly bear predators are dangerous for cougars. Look up the table below for more information.
Facts about cougars
Name | Cougar |
Habitat | Forest and mountainous regions |
Kingdom | Animalia |
Main Prey | Deer, elk, beavers |
Order | Carnivora |
Genus | Puma |
Class | Mammalia |
Colour | Tan, black, brown |
Diet | Carnivore |
Size (L) | 1.5m - 2.75m (5ft - 9ft) |
Lifestyle | Solitary |
Skin Type | Fur |
Phylum | Chordata |
Weight | 29kg - 90kg (64lbs - 198lbs) |
Scientific Name | Felis concolor |
Distinctive Features | Powerful forearms and paws and muscular jaw |
Life Span | 10 - 20 years |
Family | Felidae |
Average Litter Size | 3 |
Predators | Human, grizzly bear |
Top Speed | 45km/h (30mph) |
Conservation Status | Least concern |
Type | Mammal |