Is a Puma heavier than a Prairiedog?

Answer : Yes, a Puma is heavier than a Prairiedog

The average weight of a Puma is 86 kg, (190 lbs) versus 1 kg, (2 lbs) for a Prairiedog

Name	Name:Puma	Name:Prairiedog
Weight	Weight:86 kg, (190 lbs)	Weight:1 kg, (2 lbs)
	* ranges from 67 to 105kg	* Mexican Prairie Dog - ranges from .3 to 2kg
Height	Height:75 cm, (2 ft, 5.5 in )	Height:28 cm, (11 in )
Top Speed	Top Speed:45 kph, (28 mph)	Top Speed:59 kph, (37 mph)
Lifespan in Wild (years)	Lifespan in Wild (years):19	Lifespan in Wild (years):4
Description	Description:Pumas are large cats found throughout the mountainous region of Canada and South America. Also called Mountain Lions or Cougars, these felines have a dense coat of fur to protect them from the freezing temperatures on mountains. They have strong muscular hind legs and are excellent hunters.	Description:Mexican Prairie dogs live only in the grassland valleys of Mexico. They have mouse-like ears and blunt noses, and usually develop and thicken their fur during winter. Their large auditory glands can pick up sounds ranging from 29 to 26,000 Hz.

Name:Puma

Weight:86 kg, (190 lbs)

* ranges from 67 to 105kg

Height:75 cm, (2 ft, 5.5 in )

Top Speed:45 kph, (28 mph)

Lifespan in Wild (years):19

Description:Pumas are large cats found throughout the mountainous region of Canada and South America. Also called Mountain Lions or Cougars, these felines have a dense coat of fur to protect them from the freezing temperatures on mountains. They have strong muscular hind legs and are excellent hunters.

Name:Prairiedog

Weight:1 kg, (2 lbs)

* Mexican Prairie Dog - ranges from .3 to 2kg

Height:28 cm, (11 in )

Top Speed:59 kph, (37 mph)

Lifespan in Wild (years):4

Description:Mexican Prairie dogs live only in the grassland valleys of Mexico. They have mouse-like ears and blunt noses, and usually develop and thicken their fur during winter. Their large auditory glands can pick up sounds ranging from 29 to 26,000 Hz.