Mountain lions

Describes how the mountain lion's amazing vision and hearing make it one of the most successful predators although they have to work hard to defend their kills from other animals.

Book - 2010

J 599.75 Mar

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Puma > Juvenile literature.

ISBN: 9781580135382
Physical Description 40 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm.
Publisher Minneapolis, Minn : Lerner, 2010.

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Includes bibliographical references (page 39) and index.

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Animal predators

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Mountain Lions

by Markle, Sandra

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Mountain Lions

A mountain lion creeps through tall grasses, getting as close as it can to its prey. Suddenly, it springs into action, rushing forward and pouncing on a small deer. The mountain lion uses its claws and teeth to kill the deer, then drags it under a bush to eat. Speed and stealth make the mountain lion an amazing predator.

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