Swimming Cougars
Cougars, otherwise known as mountain lions, have been known to swim across rivers and in the ocean to reach islands.
Cougars, otherwise known as mountain lions, have been known to swim across rivers and in the ocean to reach islands.
Conservation efforts and better tiger monitoring efforts have led to an increase in the estimated global populations of this wild cat.
The American Lion was the largest cat to roam North America during the Pleistocene.
Besides the cheetah, only three other cats are known to have semi-retractable claws.
Only three wild cats are known to be able to rotate their rear ankles 180 degrees.