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It a lie. MORE then cat people do it.
Couldn't help but post my own cat pics.
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here kitty kitty kitty lol they are so adorable
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This goes perfect.
I found this book, I think it's required reading for zoo keepers.
Judging from our conversation last night, I'm sure Miss Sexi has read it.
This goes perfect.
I found this book, I think it's required reading for zoo keepers.OH wow Covems, too funny good one! Thanx for sharing lol
I like my kittys
and ofc my sexy Puma
Albin orca in Kantchatka.
Just like my puppys
cool Orca Zoe
and ofc my sexy Puma
If that is a true black puma then a lot of cryptoscientists would be beating at the door.
Black Pumas have been claimed to be seen around the US but like bigfoot are pretty much a fairy tale.
By chance I have a great link to the discussion of such
http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-truth-about-black-pumas-separating.htmlI live smack in the middle of their territory and after a couple of personal harrowing episodes launched my own investigation to better understand these predators. This time of year especially with dry riverbeds and the deer congregating in the valley for the rut, we see them frequently. (It makes the predawn chores a bit more hair raising) I for one am happy never to see a deer about, and as far as I am concerned Bambi can just move along.
(I started investigating black pumas after one of my clients claimed his father was attacked by one some 70 years ago and he had to help fight it off. I thought it a wives tale, even though he is not one to exaggerate, till further interviews with some old folks about told me of their own experiences. It's still referenced as alive, an urban legend of the region. I thought it to be a jaguar,… but they aren't equipped to deal with the cold winters in this region, nor the frigid ones further to the north where other tales are documented.)
The myth of the Yani Puma,…, lol that's enough to keep one looking over your shoulder here in the wild. That would be one big cat.
the animal commonly referred to as the puma is actually just a jaguar. There are some with black color but just like hair color it depends on the genes what color comes through. The jaguars actually have two main colors. The typical brownish color that people know and the black. if you ever get a chance to see a jaguar with black color, look closely and you will see the same pattern etched into the coat like with the more typical jaguar.
The only true puma out there that is called puma is actually known by several names. Depending on the area you live, this animal can be referred to as puma, mountain lion, american lion, cantamount, painter, and panther. There might even be other names out there that I don't know.
here is to the Felis concolor aka whatever name you refer it to:
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