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Washington State Wants Schools to Ban Native American Mascots. If the Washington State Board of Education has its way, high schools across the state will no longer count Warriors, Braves, and Redskins among their mascots. The state board passed a resolution last Wednesday encouraging districts to stop using Native American mascots, according to ABC affiliate KOMO-TV, in Seattle.
Cougars, also known as mountain lions or pumas, are native to Washington state. About 2,500 live in Washington state, double the populations of the early 1980s, and their numbers are growing. What they look like: Cougars are carnivores (meat eating animals).They are very good at hiding and are rarely seen in the wild.ougar Tracks Cougar Photo by Tim Knight Animal silhouettes available to purchase Â» Sources: Cougars (Mountain Lions) - WDFW Living with Wildlife Information and safety tips. Cougars in Mount Rainier National Park Includes tips on traveling in cougar country.