Lynxes

they migrate from the arctics to the tropics of Australia

Around 60 days.

a lynx can have up to 5 kittens in a litter

Most animals use their senses to find shelter, whether that be sight, smell or hearing. They also can use their natural abilities such as a rabbit being able to dig a burrow. There is also some memory involved. For example if an animal portals or forages in the same local area they can remember (by using the senses) where they previously found shelter or a safehouse.

the answer is oviously yes

Usually people call it a kitten, but sometimes a cub.

The Lynx is an Endangered Specie because of people hunting it for their fur. They are also endangered because of their habitat! Their habitat has been destroyed obviously. And because of Global Warming. (its also destroying their habitat.)

There are three types of Lynx* Siberian (Eurasian)* North American (Canadian)* Spanishthere are three types of lynx* Siberian (Eurasian)* north American (Canadian)* spanishThe bobcat (Lynx Rufus) is also a lynx.

Humans, and other carnivores ocupying the same territory.

Ah, animal romance... find it so cute! Lots of different animals have lots of different ways to attract a mate. Loons make wonderful, elegant music to attract a female. Some even dance! The whooping crane and his/her mate dance for days, even weeks before having an egg. And the Tropical-Island bird (that's its name) Show off stunning bright feathers to impress the female. Many animals have even more ways of proposing. ;)

For it's beautiful fur, and (to a lesser extent) it's meat.

names of the lynx family

what is being done to help the lynx population? i need to know for a paper im writing for school. it has to be turned in like in 3 days!

No. Ligers are mammals and are therefore warmblooded.

about 5 feet

The coyote is a very adaptable canid, living in climates as cold as Alaska, to deserts as hot as around 110 degrees Fahrenheit.

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.