A cougar family visiting a camera trap set up to monitor wolverines. Taken in Elk Valley, BC, not far from Crowsnest Pass.
Levitating cougar?
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Makes me think of how high fencing is (or isn’t) in zoos.
Wow !!
I don’t think she is jumping (or levitating…). Looks to me like she has climbed the trunk, grabbed the bait in her mouth, and her body is simply swinging out from the trunk as she tries to pull the bait loose – she’s still gripping the trunk with her front paws.