• 2 years ago
A mountain lion and a lioness, or cougars as they are commonly known, were observed making mating noises while searching for one another in the wild at night. They were both able to hear each other's calls from a distance and kept moving in the direction of one another. The two lions eventually came together to establish a courtship after travelling several miles together throughout the course of the day. They were even seen continuing their courtship the next day while passing by some hills, several miles from where they spent the night.
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