Great video, good information and that footage was really cool to see. I had no idea they would travel that far, or go through the plains area at all!

Total killing machine most times you won’t even know they are watching you and you rarely see them. That tracking is amazing had known idea how far they traveled

That’s very good information! Thank you guys for making the video.

Beautiful ❤❤❤❤ timid

0:16 "…the second largest cat in North or Central America, behind the jaguar…" This is true, of course, but you might as well just say "the second-largest feline in all of the Americas, after the jaguar", as mountain lions/pumas are found in every mainland country and territory of the Americas, from Canada to Chile. And everywhere in between! In fact, it could be argued that their South American range is somewhat greater than their North American range. There’s more actual wilderness available for them in South America, in spite of any deforestation or logging going on in certain jungle regions… still, pumas do have massive territories, as we know, and much of their South American range encompasses vast expanses of still-pristine habitat. They’re found in all of the most iconic ecosystems on the continent, including the Andes, the Amazon rainforest, the Pantanal, the Pampas and Patagonia. Plus they’re found nearly everywhere else, like the Darién Gap, the Orinoco basin, and the Atlantic coastal forests & dry cactus forests of Northern Brazil; Suriname & the Guyanas, the Atacama in Chile, Machu Picchu in Perú, the densely tropical Chocó department on the Pacific coast of Colombia, and all the way south practically to Tierra Del Fuego and the Magellan Strait.