15 Merciless Puma Encounters Caught On Camera
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- Pumas, sometimes known as cougars, mountain lions, panthers, or catamounts, depending on where they live, are wild cat’s native to the Americas. But how do they interact with other animals? Join us, as we look at 15 merciless puma encounters caught on camera.
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Mountain Lion Kills Elk
Mountain lions are mostly ambush hunters, charging at prey to knock it off balance. They have exceptional vision and usually locate prey by watching it move. These cats can be found out and about at any time of day or night, but they are most active at dusk and dawn. The elk in this video is attacked by a large mountain lion, but it manages to escape and survive the attack. The man recording the video says he still sees the elk with an antler growing straight out of his head. The elk at the forefront of the frame, in this video sounds the alarm after he spots a cougar running towards the herd. All the animals run off in different directions to save their lives, but it appears that the feline manages to grab an elk calf during the chaos. Watch as a cougar sneaks up on an elk calf and kills it. Later, a man discovered the calf's carcass just fifteen feet downhill from where the cougar had caught it. You can see the cougar in slow motion chasing the elk in the background. Watch as a cougar is seen attacking and killing an elk with a sudden burst of speed and strength, smacking the elk, and quickly dispatching it.
You can hear the noise it makes when the cougar collides into the elk. Pumas hunt over a large area, and it can take a week for one to circle its home range. Depending on where they live, they eat a variety of prey, including deer, pigs, capybaras, raccoons, armadillos, hares, and squirrels. Larger cats can take down prey as large as an elk or a moose. However, hunting large prey is dangerous, and many pumas suffer life-threatening injuries because of a hunt, particularly from a prey's sharp horns, antlers, or hooves. Pumas frequently bury a portion of their kill to save it for a later meal, concealing it with leaves, grass, dirt, or even snow, depending on the habitat and time of year. Some people heading home during a night drive saw a big buck and couldn’t figure out what on earth it was doing. Finally, they just stopped to look, because it kept darting out onto the road and going off onto the bank. So, they just slowed down and it didn’t take them long to realize a mountain lion was behind the attack.
Mountain Lion Vs Deer
In this archival footage, you can see some vintage footage of a rare encounter between a mountain lion and a mule deer. The two animals study one another, as the cat tries to figure out the best way of taking down the deer and the deer is thinking “escape”, but where? The cat launches the attack, and the mule deer jumps and kicks as hard as it can, so it’s not an easy huntfor the big cat. When a mountain lion ambushes a deer in this video, the hunt does not go as planned. The feline can stop the deer in mid-air, but its grip on the animal isn’t strong enough to keep it from escaping. Apparently, the big cat managed to snatch and kill a fawn later that day. This mountain lion was caught attacking a deer on a residential front porch. According to the owner of the house, the deer had wandered onto the porch to eat some roses before being dragged away by the mountain lion.
What looks like a beautiful and calm pond turns into a battlefield when a mountain lion comes rushing through the frame as it tries to kill a deer. The deer tries to escape, but it’s easier said than done. After taking down an extremely large deer, a mountain lion does everything it can to finish the deer off, but the light emanating from the man filming the scuffle spooks the big cat and you can see how he loses his focus on the deer and watches the man filming, giving the deer enough time to escape. On the way back home from a hike, a man heard a big noise to find a huge cat struggling with a male deer by biting the deer’s neck on the ground. He wasn't sure what animal it was, but we can tell you it was a cougar, and you probably already know. Once again, the big cat was spooked by the man and ran off, abandoning the deer while it was still alive.
Can you please add "We don't see the outcome" to the title? 25 minutes I'll never get back
Gigantic Thumbs Down!!!
The first and only time I encountered a cougar while hiking in the mountains, I ended up spending the weekend at her place.
did she capture you? she probably planned on destroying you later, lucky escape
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Cougars love to get their paws massaged. lol
One scene was from the movie Where the Red Fern Grows. 🤣
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..."And that's where the video cuts off"...
You get to hear that a lot.
All stolen clips from the *Original* uploaded. 🤦🏼
Big Dan and Little Ann❤❤
Wait. There's a movie?!? I don't remember a lion in the book; but I read it 30 years ago.
Internet search begins.
edit: after seeing the scene I do remember it!
6:40 bear: thanks for blushing me cougar: your welcome now go
Amazing animal!!! How it looks, moves… specially how it sounds!!! Scary and beautiful in the same time!!!
Very interesting post with many major errors. This is sloppy journalism but I still give it a thumbs up.
Very sloppy, very lame. Thumbs down.👎
Sloppy + robot voice = thumbs down. A lot!
Around 9:50 was that the fake cougar scene from "where the red fern grows "? 😂
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..."And that's where the video cuts off"...
You get to hear that a lot.
All stolen clips from the *Original* uploaders. 🤦🏼
I remember that movie
Embarrassing. Giant thumbs down!
Between scenes of wolverines you show a Kudamundi passing it off as a wolverine?
Coatimundi???
Saw that...... I did not know mountain lions were in S. America. I knew jaguar/panther were....
Don't forget whatever those things were that he called armadillos. LMAO
A capybara has never been killed by another animal. They always end up being good friends
Very true 120% of the time
Haha. Is this an inside joke or are they friendly?
I recently spent some time at Out of Africa Wildlife Park in AZ. They have a few big cats there but out of all of them, I was most drawn to the Puma, which the park took in as a rescued cub from a town not far from the park. Incredibly beautiful animal.
You showed a few pictures of coatis while talking about wolverines. Very different animals. Also, snow leopards may be the best jumpers of all the cats, as they live in the Himalayas and hunt chamois on jagged mountain slopes.
Yes that might be true, but the Caracal, though a bit smaller, is quite incredible how it can catch birds 😊😊😊
Yes very accurate, pound for pound there's nothing much a wolverine can't handle, great video 😮😮😊
The snow leopard would have a hard time finding a Chamois in Asia😊
Cool video. thank you.
@8:04 I don't see a raccoon in its mouth, I do however see one squirming around behind the tree it was taken from.
Your list of prey left out tourists from New Jersey!
True
Here we go: a completely AI generated video. Or rather degenerated? :)
Most people don't know how strong a deer is. Yes, it will kick your pitbull's ass.
European badgers, the ones with the distinct white and black striped heads, and mountain lions never come in contact.
How about Wisconsin badgers?
@@randomactsofcruelty1795 I believe that the range of the American badgers is a subset of pumas. There might be some locales that have American badgers that never contact pumas, but I don't have time to research that.
some errors i remember after seeing you video: you say: mounten lions, bobcats and cougar can.... (cougar is same like mountain lion!) and somewhere you show the european badgers between the cougar attacking the american badger and worst the wolverine, when describing it, you show a sweet coati (relative of racoon)....
Gotta learn to take these video makers _extreme_ ignorance like I do.
They for sure make me seem smarter than them 📚 L😂L
The *"stolen"* clips from other video Animal producers are pretty good. There are a few I have never seen before.
This is another video maker using the *"Ai"* voice.
Ture the sound off 😊
Good job~
2:07 Imagine showing a mongoose and calling it an armadillo...
Anybody else notice the cougar didn't run away with the raccoon? It was left flopping around like a fish out of water.
Sloppy vid put together in an hour.
It knew the damage it caused and only dropped the catch to look for other predators.
@@oddomadic You missed the point lol
12:25 "Cougar vs OPPOSE-UM" ? But then 5 seconds later, narrator says (properly) "APPA-SOME".
Did that confuse you?
@@steeloned It doesn't confuse me, but erks me when people mispronounce easy words, or a computerized AI voice is used for narration and does so much mispronunciation.... proving that AI is NOT all it's hyped up to be... All the weather modeling they swear by? Like the AI=modeling gore and his climate clowns used for his book? You know... the one that (if it had been correct) had 3/4 of Florida under 3 feet of water by now....
It's not a real human speaking...
@@bobsmith6544Yeah, everything’s AI now.
Around 8:00, the cougar did not run off with the raccoon. It dropped it and then it ran away.
Takes other peoples videos and then adds his own often inaccurate commentary
Big time thumbs down.
Nice kitty😻😻😻
About 5 years ago was camping in the Mountains, good thing I had my two Irish wolfhounds with me, the mountain lion looked at us and you could tell it said to itself no not worth the risk!
Thank y❤ou
Pound for Pound a Wolverine is one of the most powerful creatures in the world.
Uppermost part of the list for sure; but I'll go with the Mantis Shrimp. Unless we are including insects... cuz duh.
Wolverine is Honeybadger2.0
I like this, not a bunch of stuff that's been repeated over and over.
Thank you 👍
The most deadly hunting combination with extreme success humans and dogs working together.
Conservation efforts play a crucial role in preserving the habitats and populations of endangered animals, ensuring their continued survival.
good video animals fight
Great videos, many thanks 😊😊😊
Good video and footage. Somebody said you made so many mistakes. You made a couple that were not a big deal but the footage was great and tells it's own story. Good job.
You really need to learn your animals and... FYI...
One on one, a wolf does not stand much of a chance against a cougar. The cougar is pound for pound stronger, usually bigger, almost always faster and is designed to take down prey much larger than itself all by itself.
Despite their superiority over wolves, cougars tend not to attack lone wolves due to a lone wolf's ability to turn into a pack very quickly. And against a pack of wolves, it's the cougar that does not stand much of a chance.
However, wolf packs tend to not attack cougars, even though the wolves will most likely win, because the cougar can severely injure or kill one or more wolves in the attack.
In short, you have two apex predators that roam the same territory, but give each other a wide berth. A "you do you and I'll do me" type of thing.
But do learn your animals and how to pronounce their names. It's better to have less content (shorter videos) and be accurate, than to babble on and on with misinformation. In fact, a video can be reported for misinformation (did you know that?). Let's not go that route.
0:40 What on Earth is going on with his horn?!? That is nuts!!
The elk at 0:35 has goofy antlers.
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..."And that's where the video cuts off"...
You get to hear that a lot.
All stolen clips from the *Original* uploaders. 🤦🏼
I have a European mount of an elk with full rack, except for a broken antler. His skull at the antler was obviously broken when it was young and healed that way. the right antler on my trophy has a very large beam, two very small points and a long eye guard. the Left side is a normal 5 point.
My fearless Jack Russell Terrier would easily get rid of the big cat 😅
Vidio yang luar biasa...👍😻💕
Every clip "we don't see the outcome because the video cuts off"
One of the animals shown with the Wolverine’s was a coaty mundie
their Small body but they have courage honey dodgers and wolverine brave animals love them because they don't back up or scared from anything not even the king of the jungle
2:07 Those are not armadillos.
the 4 dogs, the little one that rolls off cliff climbs back up seconds later unharmed
Instances of animal attacks often spark debates surrounding conservation efforts and human safety.
I encountered a cougar while visiting Montana, I had to chew my arm off in the morning to escape😅
why does it always have to switch to mirrored footage?
Jfc! Watching this is like listening to a child learning to read. Pause when you get to a period or the start of a new clip. And it least finish the clips!
12:23 "COUGAR VS OPPOSUM". What is an opposum?
Marsupials that are indigenous to the USA and Canada.
I like the clip, accept for the Grizzly Bear encounter. A sow Grizzly weighs from 350 - 600 lbs while even the largest male cougar weighs around 180. A male Grizzly easily tops 750 lbs and often more than 1k so a Grizzly has not only the size and weight, but the fat, claws, teeth and raw power to kill a cougar with one swipe of the paw. Thoughts?
Pumas and mountain lions and cougars are the same thing.
Yes but I’ve never heard of a black Puma called a mountain lion.
野生動物が争うシーンは、生命の輪を力強く思い出させます。
Wolf baby you rule
There are a lot of pedants commenting on this site. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks. BTW, I don't want there to be a staged fight (that practice is so cruel), but I wonder how a puma would do if it faced a comparably sized leopard (from over the waters).
I wouldn't say the badger is fat as much as wide -- as with everything in nature, form follows function, and their flat wide bodies allow them to stay really close to the ground making for great camouflage.
The film maker trying really hard to prove that American cougar is a strong and dangerous animal/hunter and should get respect :D like tigers and lions in other continents. Even the name they use to call them with "Mountain Lion" But fact is fact dear it cant be in that race with Lions and Tigers its just a little bit bigger kitty, the cougar. :D
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There are so many mistakes on this narration I couldn't keep watching.
No I don't agree, what is said sounds very true to me, remember, a Mother animal of any kind is always more aggressive, their Protective instinct is now involved, you also see Don the video occasions where it Doesn't work very well, particularly with an elk, Their a big animal, sharp hooves, similar to the Wapiti of NZ,😮😊😊
Um, I wasn't disagreeing with some of what you said. For example...at 1:40 that's a mule deer, not an elk as stated. At 2:44, that's a cow elk not a "big buck" as stated. Even if were a male elk it would be called a "bull" not a "buck" elk. At 10:02 the guy can't count. At 12:25, he can't pronounce...I can keep going and going but you get the point I hope. @@susanroycroft89
Keeping count 😊
That's what got to you? Sad
The joy of lazy YOU tubers using AI to take the ‘you’ out of of it.
Brian Cox !!!!!
There were a couple of coati or coatimundi shots in between the wolverine ones at about 24:28...
The mountain lion on my property and I get along just great. She is social and have never killed my pets . She walks within 100 yards of my deck and she is beautiful ❤️🐆.
You are correct as there are mistakes cause it’s narrated by A.I. I stoped as well
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Gotta learn to take these video makers _"extreme"_ ignorance like I do.
They for sure make me seem smarter than them 📚 L😂L
The *"stolen"* clips from other video Animal producers are pretty good. There are a few I have never seen before.
This is another video maker using the *"Ai"* voice.
Ture the sound off 😊
That was a brown bear cub in the first bear encounter.
That was no elk - it was a unicorn.
You really need to work on your sequencing. There need to be far longer pauses and more obvious transitions between the individual segments.
Oncs again confirms that all dogs are cowards.
Just wondering on which continent we can find the country of "Cheelay?" Also, it would be good to use only 1 descriptive i.e. mountain lion, puma or cougar and not change them every 5 minutes.
Poomah?😂
Why are you intervening with with with them 😮😮😮
In the shots of badgers, the first one is the North American species. But in the following scenes, European badgers are shown.
That was a deer by that sguare pond of water...
I hear mountain lion tastes just like lean pork😋😋😋. 👁💜🐷
My grandfather collected bounty on cougars. He used 5-6 wolfhounds. Said anything less than that usually meant a dead hound or two.
Over a 120 years ago, that was when the average Irish Wolfhound was 180 lbs for a female, and 220 lbs for the average male.
Some were bigger. Feeding a pack of them was a bit of a problem. BUT $100 for the bounty went a long way in 1890.
Your grandfather was a piece of crap!
Wolverines are MUCH larger than weasels. Like many times larger
Yeah, especially Michigan wolverines. Those guys are HUGE and they walk on two feet. Some of them can even read, write and speak English.
15 *merciless* puma encounters. Why should or would a puma show mercy if its only goal is to kill its prey?
narrators a dope! no's nothing!
Example of how the internet is toxic
Wolverines will go after Bears😳 their like Honey Badgers
What's wrong with the elk in the 1st video? 🤤
Too many glaring informational errors and wrong identifications of particular animals for a passing mark from this naturalist.
The cats have been invaded by we humans.
Bobcats, miuntain luons, and pumas?
Who is this guy?
Cougars have to eat also.
I have 2 Cane Corso and a German Shepherd I don’t think it would come near my property.
One on one cougar wins. There is a ton of misinformation in this video. It was a fun watch but pretty inaccurate.
Thats a baby guanoco.
By a few odd pronunciations of common words, it's clear this is a simulated human voice.
10:10 dog was fine no injuries.
Wasn't that deep he walked back up a minute later happy and well 😅
The original is full verson so it looks terrible cut off
Dogs actually win out most fights with a big cat. - Its not all about size. Health, nutrition, and the fact that all predators are VERY aware of each others 'claws and teeth' can quickly turn the tables, unless you can sink yours in immediately.
Most wild predators are malnourished, nursing wounds, and desperate. - its pack hunters ya gotta worry about.
I've seen the full video with the 4 hounds. They chased the cat a ways down then killed it. It wasn't a hunt, they were protecting livestock. - if the cat had run away it would have been fine; but thats what I mean about health. It obviously didn't have the stamina to run away, and probably didn't realise 4 very healthy hounds were in the area, else it would have gone elsewhere and not gotten trapped.
You’re so delusional it’s honestly sad.
Of course, dogS, but one on one, no chance.
@@clausfries5590 Nope. - theres a reason why cats are ambush hunters. Ya haven't won jack shit, if you're mortally wounded.
amradillo photo aint armadillo 😂😂
It is a banded mongoose 2:08
@supersonic9495 ik..vid says its a armadillo but shows a mongoose....just LOL
The dogs give the mountain a good fight?? Why are they fighting the mountain?
Oh dear oh no , Pumas are mountain lions, which are not lions.
Mountain lions are the same as a puma or cougar..
Most embarrassing part of video? Footage of a coati being used when discussing wolverines. Coati, which are basically elongated racoons, don't even live in the same regions.
The narrator should top himself…
He killer germsn sheprhound
that was not a wolverine you showed at the end.
Um, yes it was.
Pas facile pour le pumas d attraper la proie, quant l'antilope lui marche dessus, bagarre avec des chiens je crois qu'il n'e fait pas le poid ainsi que l'ours d'ailleurs.
Wtf is a Pooma 😮
A pose some??? Seriously? Why not call the Cougar a PewMa?
ELK??