You are
The Curious Explorer
Allergic to boredom. Loyal to surprise.
Puma
Wild species · No. 19 / 89
An uncommon draw — only a handful of these in the album. You had about a 1-in-3 chance of drawing Puma as The Curious Explorer — one of 3 cats you could have become.
You've changed routes home from work just to see a different street. New restaurants, new cities, hobbies you'll abandon in a year. You'd rather try something and learn it wasn't for you than wonder. The list of things you've been into and moved on from is long, and you don't regret a single one.
Why a Puma?
A cat of many names: cougar, mountain lion, panther, catamount. Pumas have the largest range of any wild land mammal in the Americas, from Alaska to the southern tip of Chile. They're masters of adaptation, able to live in forest, desert, mountain, or swamp.
Did you know
Pumas can leap horizontally over 40 feet and vertically up to 18 feet from a standstill. Despite their size, they're more closely related to small house cats than to true big cats like lions and tigers.