Puma populations are on the rise in Patagonia, now targeting penguins as prey

Wildlife conservation efforts in the Patagonia region of Argentina have been so successful that rebounding populations of ...
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"They can eat almost anything." Pumas caught hunting surprising prey on coast of Patagonia

The novel hunting behaviour was observed on the windswept shores of Monte León National Park in south-east Argentina.
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When the administrative authorities warned, 'Don't put the puma in the house because it's cold,' the Internet people who want to make the puma a pet are repulsing.

Puma, which lives in the Americas, is a large carnivore of the family Felidae and is too dangerous to keep as a pet. However, when the Wildlife Conservation Bureau of Oklahoma, USA tweeted, 'Don't put ...
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How Costa Rica’s ranchers contribute to jaguar and puma conservation

Ranches in Costa Rica occasionally overlap with jaguar and puma hunting areas, creating conflict that can sometimes be unavoidable. But with the help of conservationists, ranchers are now able to ...

Patagonia Didn’t Expect This - Why Rewilded Pumas Are Targeting Penguins?

Puma populations in Patagonia, Argentina, have rebounded after decades of conservation, reaching the highest density ever recorded, scientists say. With the big cats returning, Magellanic penguins ...