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Nothing is being done as they no longer need protection. They were declared extinct in 2011.
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What is being done to save the eastern puma?
nothing, the snow leopard is getting killed for there hide.
What is being done to help save the puma?
Habitat has been set aside for the puma or mountain lion. The race known as the "Florida panther", is the only endangered subspecies, however.
What is being done to help eastern puma?
The only official population of pumas in the east is the remnant race called "Florida Panther', which is found in the south Florida swamps, with a population of around 89 animals. Strictly protected by law.
What is the eastern puma's Latin name?
Puma concolor couguar is the scientific name for the extinct eastern cougar.
What ecosystem do eastern puma's live?
Mountains
How does the Eastern Puma live?
The eastern cougar, Puma concolor couguar, was declared extinct in 2011. The Florida panther, Puma concolor coryi, is considered endangered. Some scientists consider the two to be a single subspecies.
How long was the eastern puma on the list?
since 1973
What is the scientific name for the eastern cougar?
Puma concolor couguar
What is the Latin name for the eastern cougar?
Puma concolor couguar
What could be done so that a puma won't get extinct?
people need to stop being intrusive and getting in animals's habitats!
What is currently being done to save the puma?
The eastern puma is also called the North American Cougar. It resides mostly in coniferous forests. Currently, scientists are trying to preserve their environment so they can reproduce.
What is an eastern puma?
The Cougar or Puma (P. concolor) enjoys a wide variety of names, particularly in the US, but all of them refer to the same species of cat.The Eastern Puma or Eastern Cougar is a name-concept given to cougars that may live in the mountains and forests of the eastern parts of the United States and possibly Canada.The Eastern Puma, as such, is somewhat cryptozoological, as there is some debate as to whether any pumas actually survive in these parts of the world, as their normal, accepted range is the western US, the southwestern tip of Canada, and South America.
