Follow the link and look at the contours of the terrain.

You will eventually see the feline face.

https://www.google.com/maps/@19.3261059,-96.7452742,2730m/data=!3m1!1e3

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The local inhabitants were unaware of its existence before I showed them the screen print.

Here are several screenshots, taken from the Google Earth iOS app, which capture this remarkable feature from different angles:

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There is little-to-no doubt that this is a man-made feature.

How can I be so sure?

Because a pre-Colombian mound-building culture inhabited this river valley.

Judging by some of the artifacts which locals have unearthed, the most likely origins are Olmec.

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Here is a video in front of the main pyramid mound, which I decided to name the Templo Mayor:

Unfortunately, the base of this mound has begun to be destroyed, as the owner is slowly selling it to the nearby cement manufacturer.

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And this next video is of the Altar of Sacrifice, as well as a few of the lesser mounds, located approximately 250m south-east from the Templo Mayor:

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The locals have little interest in preserving this history, unless it would make them a profit.

In paraphrasing their attitude as it relates to the preservation of this patrimony:

Fanciful past is nice, but folks have to eat in the present.

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You saw it here first.