As a park ranger, I have talked to people whose horses have encountered mountain lions. Long before they could even see the cat, the horse was aware that it was there and became extremely nervous, refusing to go any closer. It is reasonable to assume that a horse could panic and run if a mountain lion were too close, potentially throwing the rider.
Yes. I have personally seen a mountain lion in marion county on highway 28 near Jasper
It's near top of fod chain-so every mammal in it's habitat except man
plants that grow in tropical climate grow near the bottom. plants that grow near the top grow in polar climates. it gets colder the farther you go up a mountain
No because it gets spooked or bolted you are going to be the first thing it hits. You should lead a horse from the near (left) side.
no peacocks are never near a lion enough to be eaten no peacocks are never near a lion enough to be eaten
the outside horse
the lion will eat the cows.
No, the Dutch settlers mined for silver in the mountains near Noordhoek- now part of the Table Mountain National park.
Body of a Lion
No, mountain is a common noun. A proper noun for mountain would be a name for someone or something such as Mountain Dew, the Rocky Mountains, Mountain City TN, or Cold Mountain(2003).
egdecube mountain
The mountain lion as a species, is not endangered, but listed as "Least Concern", by the IUCN. The Florida race, called "Florida panther", is endangered, although numbers have risen to near 100.