Do mountain lions eat plants

Answer 1

No. Their intestines ore too short to efficiently process plant matter so they are obligate carnivores.
== == Actually it is very rare for lions to eat plants but, when no food is found they eat plants. They are cats and like any cat they will eat certain plants if they are feeling sick, but as the above poster said this is not a common occurrence.

Answer 2

11/07/2017

Educated answer by Louise Salter;

Pumas' (Mountain Lions, Cougars) appear to love grass such as crabgrass (wheat grass), which plays an important part in the Pumas' diet to help digest other food and possibly induces vomiting on an empty stomach to remedy illness, as well as being an environmental enrichment.

Answer 3

They are carnivores, they eat meat not plants.
They do not eat any plants, because they are carnivores.

Answer 4

If mountain lions are despretly hungry then they eat fish. They eat anything that's near by

Answer 5

They eat meat but I'm not certain on the plants i don't believe they eat plants though

Answer 6

Mountain lions are obligate carnivores and do not eat plants.

Answer 7

Nowhere do I see fish as part of the diet of mountain lions. If they eat fish it must be a rare and unusual occurrence.

Answer 8

Mountain lions are obligate carnivores and eat only meat.

Answer 9

Mountain lions are obligate carnivores and eat only meat. They do not eat plants.