Pumas, also known as cougars or mountain lions, do not typically sleep in caves. Instead, they prefer to rest in dense vegetation, underbrush, or on rocky ledges where they can stay concealed from predators and other threats. While they may occasionally use caves for shelter or protection, it is not their primary sleeping habitat. Their choice of resting spots often depends on the availability of cover and proximity to prey.
in a cave.
yes they can sleep
cave
the answer is no
No -- Well, yes and no... they're metaturnal, which means they sleep a little in the daytime and a little in the nighttime.
in a cave
In a cave.
In a cave. Seriously, if its called a caveman where else would he sleep?
caves
Yes. Here's a definition:den: a cave. Dinosaurs sleep in dens.
Either in a cave or ain the grass
i think dolphins sleep in a cave.:)