Bobcats (animal)

Scent - they recognise their mother's scent laid down from the pads on her feet - and follow it.

Bobcats don't really make their shelter they find it, usually some sort of den. They often have several dens they can use as needed. The main or natal den is often a cave but they will use a hollow log in a pinch. They will also have a couple of auxiliary dens on the outskirts of their territory. The backup dens will just be sheltered place, such as fallen trees or heavy brush piles.

it uses it claws to attack the predator and it runs really fast to get away

Yes, bobcats are present in the Adirondack mountains.

They feed it deer,rabbit, and cat also dogs any thang they can find but the mama choose-it up then the babys eat it

Lions are from Africa and bobcats are from North America so I doubt it. That being said.... my friend is a wild animal trainer and photographer and he actually has a few African Lions housed in Montana. He says they are so lazy its a miracle they don't all starve to death in the wild. Bobcats are spunky fast little creatures that can really get up and go when they want to (my dad was a trapper) so I doubt a lion could catch one.

yes
Bobcats dont like water because theyre related to cats. It is very rare for cats or bobcats to like to be in water. In that case bobcats dont like to be in water. They probaly only like to drink water.

worms can survive in very deep ground. when a preditor attacks the worm dig far down in the soil. also worms have small spikes that can dig into the ground to ancor theworm in place.

yes. although bobcats have a predominate spotted coat, they have had some

with undercoats that were striped. This may be due to different specimens that

have genetic coding due to habitat. The bobcat does seem to reflect its habitat,

and camouflage is important to its existence. I hope this is helpful.

Bobcats are obligate carnivores and do not eat plants.

Well, the only kinds of worms that I know which look similar to the description are worms that are called "White Worms" (but these happen to be skinnier) and Indian Meal Worms, which are chubbier. They're most likely Indian meal worms based on the description, but you can look up each of them on google images and figure out which one the one you found is. :)

Yes, they do.
Yes, bobcats are found in North American deserts.

I dont really think so........they are meat eaters not plant eaters

You can find a lynx, which is like the Alaskan version of a bobcat, but nope, no bobcats

First, the bulimic eats all the food they can/want. Then, to get rid of the calories, the bulimic then employs any methods necessary, like vomiting, laxatives, extreme exercise, fasting, etc. This cycle becomes almost impossible to stop eventually.

I don't have a link to that specific date but the design of Lincoln cents did not change from 1909 to 1958. Here's a good image from 1934:

http://www.coinfacts.com/small_cents/lincoln_cents/wheat_ear_cents/1934d_cent.htm

they live there parents up to 1 or 2 years

All Bobcats eat meat. Bobcats - as all cats - are what's called "obligate carnivores", meaning they have to eat meat. They really can't get any important amount of nutrients from anything else.

An example of bobcats being part of a parisitic relationship is a bobcat and tapeworm. Tapeworms burrow under bobcats' skin, eating the bobcats nutrients.

i dont think they live near each other but im sure that it would -wulf

like that of the house cat,but larger,usually covered.

There are many cells in a bobcats eye but the main one i s called rods. You probably heard of Rods and cones before and that is what it comes from. Other cells vary from taptum lucidum which means bright carpet. I hope that helped :D

north america