Here Skanita demonstrates the proper way to determine the sex of a Puma Concolor, also known as ‘puma’ or ‘cougar’. Pumas are excellent climbers and will often climb trees to get an advantage on potential prey, giving an perceptive observer the chance to glance under the animal’s tail. However, on the ground, the sex of the puma can also be determined when they lift their tail to invite you to mate.

On a side note, I must caution you to attempt to avoid sexual encounters with pumas as they can be quite intense, while females will enjoy a rapid mating session and can be safely mounted, males will often aggressive pursue their prey, should you find yourself being pursued by an aroused male, your safest course of action is to apply lubrication to your groin.

Now, back to the task of identifying the sex of the animal. Shown here is a female puma, you can identify her as such due to the elongated dark labia close to the anus. Males, on the other hand, would have a dark spot where their sheath opens further down. A male’s testes may or may not be visible in their downy fur and may or maynot have another dark spot on each testicle.

Now class, who would like to see a demonstration of how pumas reproduce? I’ll need a volunteer.