How does a puma protect itself?

Answer 1

If you are referring to their defenses, pumas have sharp teeth and claws, as well as strong muscles. They are also very agile, and can climb and leap with ease.

If you are referring to conservation, pumas are considered Least Concern in all states where they still exist except Florida, where they are endangered. In most states, a certain amount of regulated puma hunting is legal, except in Florida, where they are protected, and California, where they are only killed when they are considered a public safety threat. In Texas, however, there are no regulations on puma hunting whatsoever.

Answer 2

Being an apex predator, being well armed with long killer canines, sharp claws, and amazing speed and strength, pumas have few enemies except mankind.

Answer 3

By yowling at the attacker or by attacking back.
the puma has deadly claws and teeth that he uses todefend him or herself against danger.

Answer 4

Pumas are stealthy, crafty animals, and are hard to locate even in areas where they are common. TYhey are very powerful, and have sharp claws and teeth, which they can defend themselves with.

Answer 5

with claws