Yes a puma is an animal. It is in the cat family and cats are mamals.
Because it is a puma which is a type of tiger. And it is not a cat.
The genus of the puma is - Puma - as in Puma concolor.
tigers, lions, cats, wildcats, cheaters, jaguar, puma... etc
Sort of. A puma is a type of cat, different from but fairly closely related to the common house cat. Pumas and house cats are both felines, though they're members of different genera (house cats are genus Felis, pumas are genus Puma). The term "Puma" is a little vague, because it's used to refer to several different species, mostly in genus Puma, such as cougars and jaguarundi (not jaguars, which are in genus Panthera)."Cat" is also used to refer to any felid, including the felines (house cats and small wild cats) and the "great cats" or panthers (jaguars, lions, tigers, etc.).
bengal tiger
cats are dogs and dogs are cats
You should have no more than two or three cats in a house in Ontario. This is to avoid animal cruelty and neglect charges.
A Puma trainer can be hired from an agency that specializes in large cats. A former zoo keeper or a person who has studied zoology with lands on experience is also a good candidate as a puma trainer. Puma's are wild animals and are unpredictable and should be handled with extreme caution.
Puma, Jaguar, Lion, Tiger, Bears OH MY, bob cats, cougars (including your mom) and saber toothed tigers
Theres hundreds of kinds of cats. There are pure breed cats and mixed breed. Plus there are not only domestic cat breeds, there are wild cats such as the lion, tiger, puma, etc.
Big cats like cougars, lynx, puma, coyotes, jaguars, and bears