海外「ピューマの鳴き声はこんな感じです」

It lives in various environments such as forests, shrubs, meadows, savannas (including pantanals and pampas), and deserts dotted with rocks and vegetation [4]. Basically, it is considered to be independent and has an average width of 250 km2 (circle with a radius of 9 km) in males. By comparison, the territory of females is narrow and the area is about half to one-third. However, the size of the territory depends on the environment, and in some areas where food is abundant and conditions are good, the male territory is about 25 km2 per head (a circle with a radius of 3 km). It has a record of jumping about 4m high and 12m wide due to its quickness and quickness.

They mainly eat medium to large ungulates [4]. In North America, they eat ozilogica, elk (mainly young animals), mule deer, white goat, doll sheep, bighorn, pronghorn, and kubiwa pecary. They also eat small animals such as raccoons, rabbits, American beavers, oglopreary dogs, squirrels, and chita opossums. There are also reports that Guanako accounted for 88.5 percent of the diet in central Chile and 59 percent of the diet in Tresdelpine National Park [4]. In South America, on the other hand, small prey such as rodents such as the genus Mazamagica, pecary, bacillus, armadillos, rabbits, agouti, capibara-nutria-American porcupine and small order such as rodents such as the genus Hanaguma-nutria-American porcupine [4] are also eaten. It may prey on birds (rare for larger ones) and reptiles (rare for larger ones) but not on the main prey [4].