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The Canada Lynx is Amazingly Adapted for Hunting in the Snow
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...
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We ❤ the Canada Lynx that live and visit the SNF! This video taken by one of our wildlife technicians shows the scent marking behavior of a Canada Lynx. First it approaches the birch tree, sniffs, and sprays urine backwards before leaving. They will mark onto vertical surfaces such as stumps, trees, rocks, logs, seedlings, snow mounds, etc. We often see this when trailing lynx as part of our Threatened & Endangered Species lynx monitoring project. Male and female lynx will scent-mark, although m
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We ❤ the Canada Lynx that live and visit the SNF! This video taken by one of our wildlife technicians shows the scent marking behavior of a Canada Lynx. First it approaches the birch tree, sniffs, and sprays urine backwards before leaving. They will mark onto vertical surfaces such as stumps, trees, rocks, logs, seedlings, snow mounds, etc. We often see this when trailing lynx as part of our Threatened & Endangered Species lynx monitoring project. Male and female lynx will scent-mark, although m
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