To translate from "Boston talk"--like Boston directions...take the tunnel to the bridge and it'll take you right there.
MOS=Museum of Science?
Yawned=tawny?
Alternative names a-plenty:
Mountain Lion=Puma=Catamount=Cat-a-Mountain=Cougar=Panther...all are
Puma concolor to the people who study them.
There was a Mountain Lion roadkill in Connecticut--maybe ten years ago. I think it was a male, which is typical of New England's transient species.
Videos of Porch-prowling, too, but the state (CT) was in dispute.
Florida has a sub-species of Panther, but their numbers are fewer than 50 statewide. (Too few to maintain the species without interbreeding with its Western cousins).
There's a YouTube video of a Puma's successful attack on an alligator in a jungle pond.
