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Where do people say mountain lion?

In the western U.S., they're often called mountain lions; in Florida, they're known as panthers. Further south, like in Latin America, they're called pumas.

Are mountain lion attacks rare?

South Dakota's wide variety of habitats — like grasslands, mountains, lakes, and rivers — support a wild array of animals, including coyotes (the state animal), walleye (the state fish) and Chinese ring-necked pheasants (the state bird).

Are there lions in South Dakota?

Mountain lions are native to South Dakota. They live primarily in the Black Hills, ideal habitat for lions, but they may occasionally travel through other parts of the state as they attempt to disperse and find territory.

What do southerners call mountain lions?

In the western U.S., they're often called mountain lions; in Florida, they're known as panthers. Further south, like in Latin America, they're called pumas.

What did Native Americans call mountain lions?

The puma has a very rich history with Native Americans, too. Many tribes had a name and lore about the puma. For example, the Zuni tribe of New Mexico and Arizona called pumas “Long Tail” and considered it the hunting god. The gauchos of the Pampas called it Amigo Del Cristiano, or “Friend of the Christians”.

What is a mountain lion called in South America?

The South American cougar (Puma concolor concolor), also known as the Andean mountain lion or puma, is a cougar subspecies occurring in northern and western South America, from Colombia and Venezuela to Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile.

What do Canadians call cougars?

In the western United States and Canada, the name mountain lion is commonly used, first seen in writing in 1858. The name catamount, a shortening of name "cat of the mountain", has also been in English use for the cougar and other wild cats since at least 1664.

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