What is the difference between a lynx and a leopard?

Answer 1

A lynx is a smaller usually golden cat with black tufts on its ears found in areas like forest and mountains, a leopard is more of a jungle cat but also found in savannahs that climbs trees and is yellow with black spots.

Answer 2

The bobcat is related to the lynx, but half the size. The Canada lynx has longer fur, is paler in color, and has wider paws than the bobcat. The tufts on the ears of a lynx is longer than the tufts of a bobcat's ears. The bobcat has spots that are noticed easily, while the lynx's spots are hard to see. The bobcat's range is limited to North America, while the lynx ranges throughout Eurasia, the Iberian Peninsula, and North America.

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Answer 3

Nothing a Bobcat is a species of lynx witch is in the cat family

Answer 4

A lynx has more sharply pointed ears, tufted in some breeds, also they live in different regions

Answer 5

They are different species. For one thing a mointain lion has a long tail, and a bobcat cat has a short stub tail hence the name "bob" cat.

Answer 6

The cougar is larger, with a long tail, and lacks the ear tufts common to the lynx.

Answer 7

Yes, on average the bobcat is the smallest of the lynxes.

Answer 8

Actually its vice versa.

Answer 9

A Lynx is a lot smaller.