Bobcats (animal)

A female and male Bobcat will mate,have at least 4 kittens,grow up,find a mate and the cycle starts all over again.

rabbits and hares make up 2/3 of the bobcats diet

Bobcats are placental mammals and reproduce sexually.

Bobcats are really not endangered but could tend to be according to Ivonne Angelica Gonzalez " no one cares about bobcats but they are not endangered. they eat deer and other stuff but no matter what the deer will eventually die and nothing will happen to the bobcat. bobcats are big strong animals and yep. so yea" bobcats are not yet specified as endangered species.

The kind it can catch.

Tapeworms that live in their stomach and feed on the nutrients the bobcat eats

Yes, they just don't like it.
Bobcats can swim quite well. The bobcat is an adaptable animal. It prefers woodlands-deciduous, coniferous, or mixed-but unlike the other Lynx species it does not depend exclusively on the deep forest. It ranges from the humid swamps of Florida to desert lands of Texas or rugged mountain areas. Where the habitat is fairly dry, it doesn't need to swim, but where the habitat has a lot of water - like swamps or river areas, it will swim to get where it needs to be or to hunt. It mostly preys on land animals however, rather than fish or other aquatic animals.

Several times stronger than a house cat, can take prey as large as small deer.

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bobcats do not live in the tundra but do live in the desert and taiga!

Also called wildcat, bay lynx.

Adult Bobcats can weigh anywhere from 14 to 40 pounds.

It is called a cub or a kitten

They are called bobcats because of their bobbed (short) tails.
It's a feline (cat) and has a short (bobbed) tail. Bobcat.
The bobcat got its name from the fact that it's tail is bobbed (or shortened)
They are from the cat family and they have a bobbed (meaning looks like it was cut off) tail when they are born. It is one of those strange things that occur naturally in nature.

bigger, much bigger

A bobcat's niche is that it keeps populations of rabbits down. It does this because it eats them. Go to worldbookonline.com to get more info. :)
a bobcats niche is where it lives and what it eats.u should explain on how it is adapted to its surrounding and what it kilss and eats. such as the bobcats kills birds,rats,rabbits,deer and other animals.theres an example.

it would be extremely unlikely will a bobcats kill you the most damage It could do is cut you with is claws or teeth.

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Sometimes called the bay lynx, or wildcat.

Yes bobcats have sharp teeth and claws. The canine teeth are sharp, long and used to catch prey. The back teeth act like sharp scissor cutting through meat. The bobcat's claws are sharp and allow them to climb and catch their prey.

Yes. A bobcat was spotted at an elementary school in Bellevue, WA. They are thriving in WA.

Two part answer. If it is already stuffed then yes. If not, yes and no. It depends on the specie of Bobcat. Some Bobcats are endangered and cannot be harvested, hunted, or kept for any reason. Contact your local wildlife division for more information.

We should save the Bobcat because if we didn't have them then the pests that they control by eating them would be destroying our economy.

Not without a license. There is a specific season for hunting, as well.

yes. i have a huge bobcat that roams behind my yard and we feed him our chicken scraps