Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience. For many Adjunct Professors, extensive experience does not lead to significantly more money. Folks who are navigating the first five years of their careers have a median salary of approximately $40K in this position.djunct Professors can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like New York (+91 percent), Los Angeles (+65 percent), Dallas (+54 percent), and Miami (+25 percent). The information for this snapshot was generated by responses to the PayScale salary survey. $12,480 - $72,608.
Pumas mostly eat large animals like deer. Because the puma can run very fast, as much as 45 mph (72.42 km/h), and because they can jump 30 ft (10 m) forward from a standing position, they can very easily catch slower animals.Pumas can jump 18 ft (6 m) straight up and can climb onto rocks and up trees to hunt.he Puma or Mountain Lion is a rather large cat, though it is classified as a smaller cat by scientists. Like smaller cats, pumas cannot roar though they can muster a very startling snarl or a piercing cry. In some places, these cats are also called cougars, catamounts, painted cats, panthers or painters.
The sport is pretty amazing to watch, but many fans are probably wondering: exactly how fast do Olympic speed skaters go? According to the official Olympic website, short track speed skaters typically go as fast as 31 mph. And according to the Washington Post, long track speed skaters can go as fast as 35 mph. Damn! That's higher than the speed limit for cars in some neighborhoods. (And for the record, long track speed skating is usually simply known as speed skating, while short track speed skating is known as short track.) 18-year-old Maame Biney is competing as a short track speed skater at the Winter Olympics for the first time this year. Biney recently opened up about how she is able to go so fast in