The mother keeps it in a den and feeds it. As it gets older the mom bobcat stops feeding it milk and starts bring new food to the den like mice, rats, and birds. It also teaches her cub to hunt and care for itself until it is old enough to be on its own.
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it grows a thickbark to protect it from the firesfor more info you can go tohttp://mbgnet.mobot.org/index.html
yes when there young
bobcats have long legs to run fast.and sharp claws to kill the prey.bobcats have to watch out for human bacause they are killing them. writen by ricky maynard
Yes. Bobcats will prey on old, sick, and young deer. Bobcats are solitary hunters and it would be difficult for them to bring down a healthy deer.
What does a maned wolf do to protect its young?
Coyotes, foxes take young birds, humans, hawks,(again, young birds) bobcats, pumas.
They don't protect their young they have to do it by themselves
Bobcats will prey on young deer, but they would not go after the adult deer.
they protect their young against predators who would like to harm them and protect them from hunting by humans protect their nerves n spinal cords
Bobcats and prairie dogs are both placental mammals. They given birth to live young, and nurse babies with milk. They are also warm blooded and covered with fur.
The ones in New Jersey are being assisted by the Defenders of Wildlife. Please access their link, listed below:
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The parents protect themselves with their heavy coat of feathers. Then they protect their young with the flap of feathers between their legs.