File:Mountain Lion Home Ranges 2016 (33781179435).jpg
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| Description | Mountain lions are solitary animals. This home range map of animals we tracked in 2016 shows how they share (and do not share) the landscape. Note the different size of the home ranges for males versus females. Credit: National Park Service |
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| Source | Mountain Lion Home Ranges 2016 |
| Author | National Park Service from USA |
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