Pumas will recognize their owners after being kept for a long time. Cougars are big cats and are naturally spiritual. If the owner brings them around and raises them from an early age to reduce their killing and predatory nature, they will naturally develop feelings for them. Although mountain lions will recognize people after being fed for a long time, it does not mean that raising them is absolutely without danger.

Cougars’ living habits:

1. Cougars often live in valleys and jungles, and especially like to move in trees. They have strong jumping ability and can easily It can reach more than 8 or 9 meters in one leap. It has a docile character. Under normal circumstances, it does not actively attack people. When people attack it, it will injure and kill the attacker in self-defense. In the Americas, some people capture puma cubs and tame them. When they grow up, they can live in peace with cats and dogs, and guard the door like dogs. Gained the reputation of "friend of mankind".

2. The territory of each female puma is about 50-60 square kilometers. They often rub against the rocks as a way to mark their neighbors. They will also Leave some scent on the road to tell others of the same kind that they have passed by here, so that male lions can track them and find them.

3. Cougars are active during the day and night, often using trees and rocks as cover, and then ambush their prey. They usually approach their prey stealthily and quietly. Cougars capture all prey they can see, 69% of which are various deer: white-tailed deer, red deer, elk, etc. They also capture other animals: squirrels, rabbits, otters, etc. They also prey on domestic animals and even attack humans.

4. Cougars are not sociable. They only live in pairs for about two weeks during the estrus period of the year. After that, they go their separate ways and start their own independent lives again.