Canadian Lynx: facts, habitat and behavior

📸 Photo by patrice schoefolt: https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-canada-lynx-lying-beside-wooden-log-11612085/
Silent hunter of boreal woods, the Canada lynx pads over deep snow on extra-wide paws, shadowing boom-and-bust snowshoe hares. Tufted ears, frost-thick coat and a stub tail shrug off −40 °C nights; when hares crash it ranges far. Rarely seen, it keeps northern forests in balance.
Technical factsheet
Type:Mammal
Scientific name:Lynx canadensis
Habitat:Forest
Diet:Carnivore
Continents:North America
Size:80–100 cm body length
Weight:8–12 kg
Activity:Nocturnal
Social behavior:Solitary
IUCN status:Least Concern
Lifespan:10–15 years in the wild
Habitat: The Canadian Lynx can be found in Canada, United-states-of-america, Alaska-us