NO. While African Lions live primarily in the savannahs, Mountain Lions onced roamed from the Arctic Circle to Tierra del Fuego in the Americas.
African Lions are the second-largest of the big cats, right after the Tiger.
Mountain Lions are the second-heaviest cat in the Americas, right after the jaguar.
The Mountain Lion can spring thirty feet from a dead stop, and can reach 30 mph in 3 bounds.
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They are distantly related. African lions are from the genus panthera and mountain lions from the genus puma. Both belong to the family felidae - the cats.
No, mountain lions are solitary animals unless it is a female with cubs. They do not live in prides as do the African lions.
Lions do not hibernate, be it the North American mountain lions or the African and Asian lions.
NO. While African Lions live primarily in the savannahs, Mountain Lions onced roamed from the Arctic Circle to Tierra del Fuego in the Americas. African Lions are the second-largest of the big cats, right after the Tiger. Mountain Lions are the second-heaviest cat in the Americas, right after the jaguar. The Mountain Lion can spring thirty feet from a dead stop, and can reach 30 mph in 3 bounds. See the links:
Mountain lions prey on alligators, but on a less frequent time. There is an incident where a mountain lion killed an american alligator by ambush.
Not African-type, but cougars or mountain lions.
No. Pumas and mountain lions are actually the same animal.
Mountain lions and pumas are the same animal, Puma Concolor.
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Yes they are.
Not an African or Asian lion, no, since bears and these types of lions are not found in the same vicinity as the other. But a mountain lion? It's possible, but not documented.