Mountain Lion Collection (page 2)
The majestic mountain lion, also known as the puma or cougar, roams various regions of North America
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Mom and kitten in the sun, Pumas (Puma concolor), Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile
Mountain lion cub (Felis concolor) walking on snow toward camera, mother in background; Montana, Usa
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The majestic mountain lion, also known as the puma or cougar, roams various regions of North America. In Minnesota, USA, this elusive creature can be found gracefully navigating its way through the wilderness. With its sleek and powerful physique, the a true symbol of strength and agility. In winter, in the western part of the United States such as Montana and Wyoming, these magnificent creatures adapt to their snowy surroundings. Their fur blends seamlessly with the white landscape as they prowl through their territory. The sight of a mountain lion in this wintry setting is truly awe-inspiring. One close-up image captures the intensity in their eyes; it's almost as if you can feel their presence even from afar. This particular photograph was taken in northwestern Montana by Mary Clay - a testament to her skillful photography capturing every detail. Even when held captive near Bozeman, Montana for research purposes or conservation efforts, these regal animals maintain an air of wildness about them. Their natural instincts remain intact despite being confined within enclosures. The Florida panther subspecies faces significant threats and is considered endangered. A male Florida panther was treed by specialized dogs near Seminole Indian Reservation - highlighting ongoing efforts to protect these beautiful creatures from extinction. Whether it's prowling through snow-covered landscapes or seeking refuge among swamp cypress trees in Florida's swamps, cougars continue to captivate our imagination with their sheer magnificence. From Minnesota to Montana and beyond, we are fortunate to share our world with these incredible beings – reminding us that nature's wonders are still alive and thriving amidst our modern lives.