Yes, pumas are considered big cats, in he same way a lion or tiger is a big cat, however "puma" tends to encompass the breeds of Cougar, Panther and Mountain Lion.
No, the big cats include the lion, tiger, leopard, snow leopard and jaguar but not the cougar.
cougars, mountain lions, panther
yes it is
Yes a puma is an animal. It is in the cat family and cats are mamals.
A Puma is a member of the cat family, and is a carnivore.
The panther, also called a cougar, puma, mountain lion, catamount, depending on what part of the U.S., is a large cat that is in the Felidae family. It is a carnivore.
A Puma is a member of the cat family, and is a carnivore.
No. A puma falls in the cat family like lions, jaguars, and tigers. A reptile is like a lizard or a snake.
Yes. Aside from the domestic cat, the other species in the Felidae family that purr include:BobcatCheetahEurasian LynxPumaWild Cat
It's the same as in English: a member of the (wild) cat family
No way! A cat is part of the cat family while a rat is part of the rodent family.
Puma
yes it is.
yes they are!
Because it is a puma which is a type of tiger. And it is not a cat.