Lynxes

sometimes it depends

one of the most adaptable of cats,they are found from Canada to south America,in swamps,forests,mountains and any type of habitat.

The Canada lynx is still fairly common, over it's range, but listed as threatened in the U.S., but the entire species population is listed as least concern by the IUCN.

apx.110,000 Lynx canadensis are in Canada...in every province but P.E.I;)took me a while to find that info fro my daughter project:)

Lynx generally inhabits wilderness areas that are forested with dense undercover of thickets. It favours old growth boreal forests. They prefer that area because snowshoe hare population increase in forests that are growing back after fires or logging. The range of the lynx includes parts of North America covered by boreal forest that is occupied by snowshoe hares, their main food source. The lynx seldom uses an underground den. Young are born in thickets or uprooted or hollow logs.

Bears, wolves, cougars, and sometimes coyote packs.

The gestation period, or length of pregnancy, for an Iberian lynx is two months. They give birth to two or three cubs. The mother cares for the young alone.

Beyond the fact that every species has a value in and of itself and should be protected, snow leopards also have an important role in their mountain ecosystem in Central Asia. They are at the very top of the food chain, so protecting them really means protecting the entire ecosystem they live in. Snow leopards need prey, prey needs intact grasslands and water sources etc. - so in order for the cats to live, nature on the whole must be intact.

The ecosystem where snow leopards live is also home to the sources of all of Asia's major rivers. These rivers are a lifeline for half the world's population, providing billions of people with fresh water. Protecting the snow leopard ultimately means protecting this irreplaceable resource.

Yes, it is a secondary consumer if relating to ecology.

Weasels, people, foxes, and prairie dogs are predators of the snowy owl.

A lynxes big paws let it walk on top of snow without sinking, that gives it an advantage over other animals like the fox.

Yes, they are excellent climbers.

Lizards tail fall off as a defense mechanism to trick their prey

If you're not talking about any specific species, the lynx can be found between ranges from central and northern Europe across Asia. Thay can also be found throughout southern Canada, continental United States, and northern Mexico.

The Lynx would love to make a snack or a lunch out of the hare, so it is a good thing tha the hare is a very quick little bunny with huge feet and a cute face!

About 2.5 to 3 feet long. They are about two feet tall.

Other things: their ears have small tufts of fur on their ears that is thought by many to help them hear better. Their feet can work like snowshoes in deep snow. People used to hunt them for their coats but that caused them to drop in numbers by a lot.

Males: 7 to 14 lbs.

Females: 5 to 12 lbs.

Coyotes generally prefer the solitary life but will occasionally form loose groups for convenience, to make taking larger prey items easier. They are not a strict social group as found in the wolf pack, however.

yes. foxes usually likes to eat a badger.

They feed on a wide range of animals from Reindeer, Roe deer, small Red Deer, and Chamois, to smaller, more usual prey: birds, and small mammals, like snowshoe hares, fish, sheep, and goats.

birds

and snowshoe hare

Don't shoot them and they will leave you alone. Don't bother them, they will not bother you.

You might also contact the folks at The Cougar Fund to become educated on how to coexist with America's greatest cat.