
A cougar on the loose in Chicago today met its unfortunate end, poor thing. Was it stalking an epicurean meal, or lost in a cement labyrinth?
My parents live in Scottsdale, Arizona. Not long ago, they were overjoyed to find a cougar lounging on the wall of their front porch. They called it a puma. They shot theirs, too, and these photos are the result. Click on one for a slide show.


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bob tail, spots on fur, fringed fur around the face, lack of tear marks, lack of oppropriate size……come on people, must I say more?
That’s a bobcat
thats not a cougar. thats a bobcat, and obviously your retarded.
Now I see why so many people report seeing cougars or mountain lions every year. Turns out the people are just dumb. That is clearly a bobcat…notice the bob tail? Someone should be able to figure that one out even without knowing about pointed ears and spots on a bobcat.
thats a bobcat not a cougar
“They shot theirs, too, and these photos are the result.”
They shot their cougar with a camera!
What a beautiful animal! Cute! Couldn’t animal rescue come and take it away?