The eastern puma puma or mountain reaches to measure 2.40 meters including its tail and weigh 115 kg maximum. These pumas do not live in herd but that individually have their territory rarely shared.
To reproduce the puma of this male invades the territory of a female and tries to sit up to achieve this.
The pumas are reproduced at any time of the year so the offspring do not have an exact time of birth.
Depending on the altitude where you live a Puma is nightly or is active during the day: when a Puma lives in the tree limit (more high in the mountains) hunting day already that their prey such as cows, etc. are active during the day but when live below or at a lower altitude are nocturnal.
The pumas, as well as lions and leopards, pumas saved the rest of the meal to eat after they have a great advantage in doing so: in the low temperatures your meal is best preserved.
The Puma and the mountain is in danger of extinction due to overhunting and lack of habitat.
