Southern South American cougar , Puma, Mountain lion, Cougar (Puma concolor puma, Puma concolor patagonica, Puma patagonica, Puma concolor, Profelis concolor, Felis concolor, Felis concolor patagonica), female searching for food, Chile, Torres
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Southern South American cougar , Puma, Mountain lion, Cougar (Puma concolor puma, Puma concolor patagonica, Puma patagonica, Puma concolor, Profelis concolor, Felis concolor, Felis concolor patagonica), female searching for food, Chile, Torres
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Southern South American cougar , Puma, Mountain lion, Cougar (Puma concolor puma, Puma concolor patagonica, Puma patagonica, Puma concolor, Profelis concolor, Felis concolor, Felis concolor patagonica), stretching, Chile, Torres del Paine National
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