Witness the beauty of this Canadian lynx! These northern wildcats are rarely seen in the wild and are masters of their snowy domain. Fun Fact: Canadian lynx use special scent marking behaviors to communicate, including spraying, scraping, and head rubbing on objects! #CanadianLynx #WildlifeFacts #NorthernWildlife #WildCats #NatureLover | Listpull

This #WildlifeWednesday, learn all about Canada lynx and their identifying features! Have you ever seen a Canada lynx in the wild? | The Fur-Bearers

This week's single species compilation highlights the Canada lynx, with a fun nighttime close up and multiple log crossing captures including the finale with a white flash camera. #yukonwildlife | Yukon Wildlife Cams

It's #InternationalLynxDay! While there are several lynx species, today we're highlighting Canada lynx. Canada lynx are made for hunting in deep snow, with thick cushions of hair on the soles of their feet that act like built-in snowshoes. This adaptation helps them stalk their favorite prey, the snowshoe hare. Though lynx were protected as a threatened species under the federal Endangered Species Act in 2000, trapping, habitat destruction, climate change and other threats continue to harm these

A rare spotting of the nocturnal Canada lynx! | WWF-Canada

A lynx from late summer takes a break on its daily excursion. For as many times as I've captured lynx doing this, I believe it is simply a hunting technique ..... stop, look, and listen for prey. #yukonwildlife | Yukon Wildlife Cams