Lynxes

No, the lynx is not extinct. There are several species of lynx that are still found in the wild, though some are considered threatened or endangered due to habitat loss and other factors. Conservation efforts are being made to protect these elusive felines.

docked tail, muscular body , and cheetah like fur.

A lynx typically gives birth to 1-4 kittens in a litter, with 2-3 being the most common.

No, the Siberian lynx is not at the top of the food chain. They are carnivores that primarily prey on small to medium-sized mammals. In their ecosystem, they may have predators like wolves or bears that are higher up on the food chain.

No, bobcats are solitary animals and typically live and hunt alone. They only come together during the mating season or when raising their young.

Lynxes communicate through a variety of vocalizations, including meows, growls, hisses, and purrs. They also use body language, such as facial expressions, ear movements, and tail positions, to convey messages to other lynxes. Scent marking is another important form of communication for lynxes, helping them establish territories and attract mates.

Lynxes typically live for around 10-15 years in the wild. In captivity, they can live longer, sometimes up to 20 years. However, their lifespan can vary based on factors such as habitat, food availability, and threats from predators or human activity.

Bobcats are slightly larger, weigh somewhat more than ocelots.

Bobcats have adaptations to see in the dark, including large pupils that let in more light, a high number of rod cells in their eyes for better night vision, and a reflective layer behind their retinas called the tapetum lucidum that enhances low-light vision by reflecting light back through the retina. These adaptations help bobcats to hunt effectively at night.

"General behavioral traits resemble that of a leopard. Lynx are usually solitary, although a small group of lynx can travel and hunt together. Mating takes place in the late winter and they give birth to 2 to 4 kittens once a year. Their desired resting place is in crevices or under ledges. They feed on a wide range of animals up to the size of Reindeer, Roe Deer and Chamois, but more often birds, small mammals, fish, sheep and goats. Lynx have been observed (2006) in the Wet Mountains of Colorado. In recent years a few Lynx sightings have started to pop up in the southern Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina, specifically in the area from Mount Mitchell across to the Shope Creek Forest area (part of Pisgah National Forrest). One Lynx was even caught alive in a cage trap at Graystone Cabins near Barnardsville, NC - the animal was later released alive in a wilderness area within Madison County, NC. Although USFWS officials still deny the presence of Lynx in the southern Appalachians, the most recent sighting was reported in Sept 2007, along the Shope Creek Forest area. USFWS officials say that, if these sightings were in fact Lynx, they were most likely illegally held pets that were either let go or had escaped. Spotting a lynx is a very rare event in and of itself, due to the extremely shy and solitary nature of the animal. It is a secretive cat and usually avoids people; it has been reported to attack humans, but very rarely, almost exclusively in defense. The female lynx has 2 kittens in the winter season. The young stay with the mother for 1 more winter and can then live for themselves."

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^^^ well..

lynx is a formula of male productive hormones that make women hormones attracted to them...

(also has perfume to mask smell)

It works in a small radius but overall has only a small affect...

A lynx weighs 20 - 80 pounds. 60 at the most for Canadian lynx and Iberian lynx, but 80 for the most on Eurasian lynx. One Eurasian lynx weighed 88 pounds.
Lynx weigh as much as a small child about 22 to 44 lbs.
10 to 40 lb

a lynx baby is called a cub I was not sure about this one. Two different sources said different things when I looked this up. One said they were kittens, I thought that that was logical...but another said that, No, they were cubs. This confused me but I am going to go with CUBS as Lynx babies. Thanks for your help, who ever you are!!!

1. lynx can run up to 78 km (65m) in 30 an hour

No, it is illegal to buy or own a live baby bobcat in the United States without a special permit or license. Bobcats are considered wild animals and are protected under federal and state laws. It is important to respect wildlife and their natural habitat.

Lynx typically inhabit diverse boreal and mixed forests with dense undergrowth to provide cover for hunting. They rely on a habitat with a healthy population of their main prey, such as snowshoe hares, and access to water sources. Large, undisturbed areas with minimal human disturbance are essential for lynx to thrive.

Lynx can run at about about 35 mph.

There are four living species of lynx:Lynx canadensis

Lynx lynx

Lynx pardinus

Lynx rufus

A snow lynx, also known as a Canadian lynx or bobcat, is a medium-sized wild cat species found in North America. They have thick fur coats adapted for cold climates and are skilled hunters of small mammals like rabbits and rodents. Their distinctive tufted ears and short tails make them easily recognizable.

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Lynx are solitary animals and do not live in family groups. They typically remain alone for most of their lives, coming together only to mate. After mating, the male and female lynx go their separate ways, with the female raising the young on her own.

A lynx is typically a secondary or tertiary consumer in a food chain, preying on smaller animals like rodents, rabbits, and sometimes deer. It is usually preyed upon by apex predators like wolves or bears.

Canadian lynx have been exploited for furs since the seventeenth century. With restrictions on trade in furs of large cats in the 1960's and '70's, and subsequent reduction of ocelot and margay populations by fur trappers, increased attention has been focused on the pelts of Canadian lynx.

Lynx are adapted to the cold through their thick fur that insulates them from low temperatures. They also have large, furry paws that act like snowshoes, allowing them to walk on snow without sinking. Additionally, lynx have a low surface-to-volume ratio, which helps reduce heat loss in cold environments.

Bobcats play a crucial role in the ecosystem as they help control prey populations such as small mammals and birds. They help maintain a balance in the food chain and ecosystem by controlling the numbers of their prey species. This contributes to overall ecosystem health and biodiversity.