no.. 2 totally different cats.. bobcats are smaller & have a bobbed tail (hince the name) & i'm pretty sure they have spots while cougars are the same thing as mountain lions.. as far as living near each other i'm not sure.. cougars prefer high rocky regions but i think bobcats live in forested areas
The bobcat for sure, and perhaps a few cougars.
the cougar kittens stay with their mom for 1-2 years. other than that, cougars are solitary animals and dont live w/each other.
the cougar kittens stay with their mom for 1-2 years. other than that, cougars are solitary animals and dont live w/each other.
i dont think they live near each other but im sure that it would -wulf
Cougars are found over much of South and North America. They are found on no other continent.
Yes, Male cougars live much longer than female cougars, usually 2 to 3 years longer.
Cougars are a North American wildcat. Tigers are native to Asia and India. The two species would never naturally encounter one another, and if they did they would be competing for food not prey for each other.
Because Cougars Are Meant To Live there wat im reffering to is that they cant live anywhere else
No. Cougars do not live in Australia, except in zoos.
Bobcats do not live in groups. The only cat(that's wild) that lives in groups are lions. Bobcats only live in a "group" is when a mother has cubs.
No.
Yes, the bobcat does live there. The bobcat is a species of lynx.