cougar

The country seemed so quiet, so deserted, that the doctor resolved to pass the night on the ground, and Joe arranged a circle of watch-fires as an indispensable barrier against wild animals, for the hyenas, cougars, and jackals, attracted by the smell of the dead elephant, were prowling about in the neighborhood.

There were really no tigers in Honduras, the jaguar being called a tiger by the natives, while the cougar is called a lion.

--Here we go like three tin kettles at the tail of a mad cougar! This puts me in mind of fastening to an elephant in a tilbury on a plain --makes the wheel-spokes fly, boys, when you fasten to him that way; and there's danger of being pitched out too, when you strike a hill.

A quiver made of the cougar skin, from which the tail of the animal depended, as a characteristic ornament, was slung at his back, and a shield of hides, quaintly emblazoned with another of his warlike deeds, was suspended from his neck by a thong of sinews.

The Kane County Cougars (72-55, 37-21) erased a six-run deficit in a 9-8 come-from-behind win over the Beloit Snappers (51-75, 24-34) on Wednesday night at Pohlman Field.

"Because this is an unprecedented event in Oregon we don't believe that the threat to the public that's posed by cougars is any greater today than it was yesterday," Wolfer explained Monday.

"Cougars personnel work in a culture of continuous improvement, which flows into Cougar's operational SAR capabilities and safety systems." Rick Banks, Cougar's SAR Program Manager, told CDR.

Isaac was bitten on the head by the Fatal attacks by cougars in Washington State in wild cat.

Cougars - also known as mountain lions - are the fourth largest

Cougars, also known as mountain lions and pumas, are a protected species, the Times reported.

"The person who took the cougar was legal to do so under statutes that allow killing of cougars causing damage or public safety issues," she said.