The Eastern Cougar Puma concolor couguer

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The Eastern Cougar Puma concolor couguer by Mind Map: The Eastern Cougar Puma concolor couguer

1. Habitat

1.1. Ontairio

1.2. Nova Scotia

1.3. Quebec

1.4. New Brunswick

2. Status

2.1. Endangered

2.1.1. endangered wildlife in Canada

2.2. data deifiecient nationally

3. Habits

3.1. solitary hunters

3.2. can sprint 35 miles an hour

3.3. they will ambush there prey

4. Human Interactions

4.1. generly avoid humans

4.2. rarely kill humans

4.2.1. only 21 deths in the last 118 years

4.3. if attacked fight back

4.4. cougars follow people

5. Characteristics

5.1. males are over 100kg

5.2. about 2 metres in length

5.3. females slightly smaller

5.4. unique characteristics

5.4.1. 26-32 inch tails

5.4.2. slender bodies

5.4.3. very round heads

5.4.4. short ears

5.4.5. chin and underparts are creamy white

5.4.6. detect ultra sonic frequinces

6. Adaptation

6.1. the eastern cougar has to adapt to the loss of habitat that is construction

6.2. they have to adapt to human disturbance

7. Life span

7.1. about 21 years

7.1.1. (only in captivity)

8. Photos

9. biome

9.1. forests with some wetlands

9.2. can live anywhere from tidal marshes to deserts

10. Map

10.1. tidal marshes

10.2. deserts

10.3. mountain terrain

10.4. tropical forests

11. Repourduction

11.1. females are mature at around 1-2 years of age

11.2. give birth to up to 6 cubs

11.3. only females are ivolved in parenting

11.4. cubs are born blind

12. Feeding

12.1. deer

12.2. moose

12.3. porkupine

12.4. bever

12.5. snowshoe hare

12.6. squrril

12.7. mice

12.8. birds

12.9. coyoties

12.10. lynx

12.11. foxes

12.12. bobcats

12.13. skunks

12.14. eat 1360 Kilograms of meat a year

13. Causes of Endangerment

13.1. loss of habitat

13.1.1. no place to live

13.2. land clearing

13.2.1. they die

13.3. human disturbance

13.3.1. could lead to death

13.4. agruculture

14. Threats

14.1. starvation

14.1.1. not enough food

14.1.1.1. prey die

14.1.1.1.1. eventually will lead to death

14.2. disability

14.3. diesese

14.4. compitition with other cougars

15. life cycle

15.1. leave mother at two years of age (young adults)

15.2. live 8-13 years in the wild

16. Action plan

16.1. report any cougar sightings to the Canadian wildlife accosiation

16.2. do not try to find cougar habitat

16.3. do not hunt cougar for there skin

16.4. leave the cougar in there natural habitat

17. Interesting Facts

17.1. the cougar has many names

17.2. the eastern cougar is the second largest new world cat.

17.3. leap 15 feet up

17.4. leap 45 feet across

18. Resources