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Mountain Lions Fight Deadly Predators In A Battle For Survival | Wild Habitat

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  • Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
  • When the resident male is killed by hunters, one of the young mountain lions gains control. We follow him as he defines his territory and hunts the deer herd, all while learning what it means to be an adult male. The Lions of the Americas go by many names, from mountain lions, cougars to pumas and panthers. These fearsome creatures are agile in nature but are mostly solitary animals. What threats do mountain lions face?
    Lions Of America (2000) documentary
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Комментарии • 32

  • @Feline_Frenzy53
    @Feline_Frenzy53 3 месяца назад +11

    Despicable that people go out to shoot these beautiful animals!

    • @ShonnMorris
      @ShonnMorris 2 месяца назад +1

      I'm very glad my state, California, does not allow sport hunting for these animals.

    • @MarkTedesco-zf8ej
      @MarkTedesco-zf8ej 2 месяца назад +1

      people think thier great hunters with guns not the first nations tribes that preserved habitat and wildlife with handmade bows the greatest hu ters

    • @maddawgnoll
      @maddawgnoll 2 месяца назад

      You wouldn't have the same feeling of your little lap dog was taken out of your yard. They're hunted as a way to control and conserve the species.

    • @maddawgnoll
      @maddawgnoll 2 месяца назад +1

      ​@@ShonnMorrisCalifornia is stupid. They paid out of state hunters a quarter million dollars to take 20 lions out of a specific area in Southern CA. They reek havoc on the deer and elk herds that are struggling to regain populations. There's way more lions than the mess will let you know. I lived in CA for 35 years and hunted. I've seen so many of these animals. I love seeing them but I also understand the need to manage them. Even the wildlife biologists that work for and with the cdfw says they need to open up a management system. Instead of paying someone to come in and kill then they could be selling tags and putting money into the state and conservation efforts but the misinformation spread by groups like Peta has convinced the concrete dwellers that the lions are struggling when they're not.

    • @ShonnMorris
      @ShonnMorris 2 месяца назад +1

      @@maddawgnoll I normally don't respond to such hinhinged and incohgerent responses by I will for those reading and this will be my only response. natural predators keep a balance in their prey populations and have done so for millions of years. Humans have to be extremely arrogant to think the natural world requires us to play God over it LOL. Deer and Elk populations are hurting due to human activity. I just needed to set the record straight for those who may be reading. This will not turn into an online argument so this discussions ends here and I will not be responding to anything else you say.

  • @KieraKunzler
    @KieraKunzler Месяц назад

    Love this video amazing learning experience.,😆

  • @WildlifeEcama77
    @WildlifeEcama77 2 месяца назад

    Nice video

  • @user-fz6wl1ys1l
    @user-fz6wl1ys1l 3 месяца назад +2

    You sent me a Yukon mountain Lion..." I saw a vison of one by the dumpster tonight a Grey one"...lol

  • @okokoolio
    @okokoolio 3 месяца назад +2

    such majestic creatures!

  • @angelmojica1919
    @angelmojica1919 3 месяца назад +2

    I must say that this isn't hunting this is slaughtering. You have one animal being chase buy three other animals and then the two-legged animal with the gun kills and takes the trophy home. What if it was a female mountain lion hunting for her Cubs they just ended the life's of two babies and the Mother way to go Yo!.

  • @ianspingle8865
    @ianspingle8865 Месяц назад

    Anticosti island would be a paradise for cougars, lots of space few people, no wolves or bears and an overpopulation of whitetail deer. 🌲🦌🐆🌳

  • @gf2431
    @gf2431 3 месяца назад +3

    What a joke this is … that hunting wow really challenging. You guys are so brave send your dogs out. They chased it up a tree and you shoot it out wow, what brave ‘men’ you are…. It be more challenging, taking out the garbage on a Tuesday night than what these bozos are doing.

  • @thepolitics00
    @thepolitics00 3 месяца назад +3

    I love to watch animal documentaries and I also eager to join the team and to know struggling a single 50 minutes documentary is? Any one can help me?

  • @emenem6131
    @emenem6131 2 месяца назад

    Although I SMH at some of the statements made of opinion, the amazing animal and filming are amazing. Liked

  • @wilsonscott8560
    @wilsonscott8560 3 месяца назад +2

    Why didn't the camera man tell them where the lion 🦁 is instead of telling the dog to find the lion ♌

  • @ILoveWildAnimals-qm9vo
    @ILoveWildAnimals-qm9vo 3 месяца назад

    😍😍😍😍😍

  • @nobrenobre1
    @nobrenobre1 3 месяца назад +1

    Lions are the only cat who lived in family, they can't call the Puma the Lion from America!

    • @maddawgnoll
      @maddawgnoll 2 месяца назад

      They have evidence of them living in family groups in the Andes. Up to 8 in a group.

  • @bradysparks2726
    @bradysparks2726 3 месяца назад +2

    The footage of the cat supposedly running away from the hounds was a big tom. The cat they shot was not the same individual...creative editing...nice try. Humans have hunted with dogs for thousands of years. This is nothing new. Hunting lions with dogs is the only real effective means to harvest lions. These hunts are highly regulated to ensure populations remain healthy and sustainable. Recreational hunting generates revenue for the state/province that directly funds the continued conservation and management of that resource. Recreational/subsistence hunting (yes, people eat lion meat...it tastes like pork) imparts a transactional value to the resource which provides an incentive to always maintain healthy lion populations. Without some level of recreational/subsistence hunting, authorities just end up killing lions anyway due to human/livestock conflicts when the populations become too dense...and yes, they use dogs. The sad part is, they just leave the lion to rot, where a recreational/subsistance hunter is legally required to process the meat for consumption.
    The editing doesn't show the miles these guys actually hiked up and down steep mountains in deep snow chasing a pack of dogs on a lion track...again creative editing to twist the narrative.

    • @maddawgnoll
      @maddawgnoll 2 месяца назад +1

      This comment should be pinned but that will never happen. All these anti hunting viewers need to be educated on why they are hinted and given the facts instead of the agenda.

  • @GratefulOverlander
    @GratefulOverlander 3 месяца назад +1

    Saying Cougars don't scavenge is a blatant lie!
    There has been undeniable proof they do. Including scavenging on hikers that died on a trail

  • @evelynburke661
    @evelynburke661 2 месяца назад

    Thought l was going to watch a documentary about the way mountain lions live.😢
    Did not want to see the hunting of them so l did NOT watch this 😕

  • @WildHabitat
    @WildHabitat  3 месяца назад +3

    Be sure to check out another Wild Cat documentary here, this one is about the might Mountain Lynx! ruclips.net/video/m57UmlDkmJc/видео.html

  • @fatimaperez9181
    @fatimaperez9181 3 месяца назад +2

    That’s not hunting

  • @Hemingway308
    @Hemingway308 2 месяца назад

    There is no reason to hunt mountain lions they are intrical to the ecosystem quite different from ferrell pigs which are an invasive species. The mountain lion is a beautiful animal there hunting is unnecessary and shamefull.

    • @Angelo-ve5sd
      @Angelo-ve5sd 2 месяца назад

      There is a reason why. They aren't doing it just to do it. Research it.

  • @user-fz6wl1ys1l
    @user-fz6wl1ys1l 3 месяца назад

    MULE DEER?....