32K views · 2.6K reactions | Did YOU know these 3 fast facts about Canada lynx?! 路‍♀️✨ And here’s a bonus fact: Canada lynx are a native species to us in Minnesota  #canadalynx #lynx #lynxcanadensis #lynxrufus #lynxphotography #wildcat #endangeredspecies #nativespecies #wildanimal #wildanimalrescue #wildcatsanctuary #fastfacts #funanimalfacts | Wildcat Sanctuary | Facebook

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

The Canada lynx is roughly twice the size of a typical cat, with huge paws that help it keep its footing on the snow. Another distinctive feature: tufted ears, which help it hear prey from up to 250 feet away. A new episode of Great Lakes Untamed premieres tonight at 8 PM! | Smithsonian Channel

508K views · 21K reactions | #DYK: Lynx are snow-hunting specialists? ❄️ With large paws that act as snowshoes, their impressive and unique adaptations make them adept at hunting in deep snow that may slow down their competitors, such as coyotes. Learn more about the Canada lynx: https://dfnd.us/4iOBaPr #WildlifeWednesday | Defenders of Wildlife | Facebook