Mountain Lions: Children's Animal Fact Book

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Mountain lions, primarily nocturnal, inhabit mountainous and forested areas, preying on large mammals like deer and thriving at elevations up to ten thousand feet. Unlike typical felines, they exhibit a curious attraction to children, viewing them as easy targets, though they generally prefer to flee from small children. However, fleeing from these big cats can inadvertently provoke their instinct to chase, adding an element of caution for those in their territory.