2.2K views · 973 reactions | Fun fact: Although Canada lynx have been known to eat a variety of prey, such as birds and other small mammals, 90 percent of their diet is made up of snowshoe hares. Have you ever spotted a Canada lynx in the wild? #InternationalCatDay  : Mike Dembeck | Nature Conservancy of Canada / Conservation de la nature Canada | Facebook

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Canadian Lynx are a beautiful wild cat of the boreal forest in Canada. The lynx resembles a very large domestic cat. It has a short tail, long legs, large feet, and prominent ear tufts. Its large feet, which are covered during winter by a dense growth of coarse hair, help the lynx to travel over snow. The lynx, like the snowshoe hare, is primary prey, can spread its toes in soft snow, expanding its "snowshoes" still farther. This species cycles with snowshoe hare abundance. When hares are plenti

Canada lynx with splayed beard | Yukon Wildlife Cams

88K views · 2.9K reactions | From early March, an entertaining series of a pair of Canada lynx interacting one evening. While their vocalizations seem to be in conflict, their behaviors seem friendly. One lynx then continued to stay in front of the camera for several hours after this, napping and vocalizing, which resulted in another 85 nighttime videos which I have yet to sort through. #yukonwildlife | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook