Gatos: americano o puma puma, Felis concolor (izquierda), el ocelote, el Felis pardalis (centro) y el jaguar, Felis onca (derecha). Viñeta de cazadores con rifles y perros. Handcolored litografía de Carl Hoffmann,
Mountain lion P-22's health much better in latest checkup | KPCC - NPR News for Southern California - 89.3 FM
Florida Panther (Puma concolor coryi) | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
How many pumas are left in the world 2020? – PoC
The Brad Pitt of mountain lions': how P22 became Los Angeles' wildest celebrity | Los Angeles | The Guardian
Mountain lion struck and killed by vehicle in northern Illinois | NPR Illinois
Puma | The Nature Conservancy
Oakland Zoo's puma cubs get comfortable in their soon-to-open exhibit
How Puma Leftovers Help Shape the Forest Ecosystem - Atlas Obscura
Once Nearly Extinct, The Florida Panther Is Making A Comeback : NPR
ShukerNature: THE TRUTH ABOUT BLACK PUMAS - SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION REGARDING MELANISTIC COUGARS
Mountain Lion Population (In Each U.S. State) - Wildlife Informer
Protecting Panthers: How Many Black Panthers Are Left In The World? | Kidadl
Once Nearly Extinct, The Florida Panther Is Making A Comeback : NPR
About Mountain Lions - Mountain Lion Foundation
Path of the Puma: The Remarkable Resilience of the Mountain Lion: Williams, Jim, Glickman, Joe, Chadwick, Douglas: 9781938340727: Amazon.com: Books
From California's war on mountain lions to our love for P-22 - Los Angeles Times
Top cat: why the puma is a leading influencer in the animal kingdom | Americas | The Guardian
Puma Animal Facts | Felis concolor - AZ Animals
puma | mammal species | Britannica
Nope, That's a Puma - Pacific Standard
Cougar - Wikipedia
Lions in the Santa Monica Mountains - Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service)
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Spotting mountain lions is becoming a Pennsylvania pastime. But they're probably bobcats.
Pumas React to Humans like Prey - Scientific American
