Puma Habitats
Pumas are highly adaptable and can inhabit a range of environments, though they show clear preferences.
Common Habitats
- Mountains: Rugged terrain provides excellent cover and abundant prey.
- Forests: Dense woodland offers camouflage and secure denning sites for raising young.
- Plains: Open grasslands can support pumas, especially where scattered trees or shrubs provide cover.
Where They Are Not Typically Found
Pumas are generally not found in true deserts or in extremely cold, snowy regions.