South American cougar (Puma concolor concolor)

[Styx38]

(05-17-2023, 05:28 AM)Pckts Wrote:

(05-17-2023, 12:50 AM)Styx38 Wrote:

(05-16-2023, 02:05 AM)Pckts Wrote:

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I still think back to my days walking with the Pumas of Patagonia & I am still utterly amazed at the epic encounters we had with the 4th largest cat in the world!

Just for a moment - imagine yourself here, only a few meters away from such a formidable animal! It’s such a unique experience, and unlike anything else on earth. The cats are habituated to people on foot & in fact, will happily walk up to you. It allows for a life-changing nature experience and epic wildlife photography as well!

We are always in the company of professional guides who are aware of the cats & their associated behaviours, always watching for signs of distress. We keep a healthy distance to the cats but there are times, like this, that they simply decide to walk a little closer on their own accord.

Join me in 2024 for an experience with Pumas in Torres del Paine that will change your life!"



"@hekeprkl not talking specific sub species, just that they are the 4th largest - tiger, lion, jaguar, then puma."

Would like him to specify but he's the 2nd person who've I seen say that these Pumas are larger than the Leopards they've seen.

He just gave a general description rather than a rank of subspecies.

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Though I do wonder what his opinion is on Persian and Congo Leopards.

That was in response to the person talking about subspecies of lions and tigers.

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He still gave a general species list.

A friend of mine on a different forum messaged him, and he based the order of size on wikipedia research.

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