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Description
Common Name: Bobcat
Common Name Synonyms: Red Lynx, Lynx
Scientific Name: Lynx rufus
Size: 30-60cm tall in the shoulders, 45-120cm from head to tail-base + 9-20cm long tail = 54-140cm from snout to tail
Classification: Feliform
Habitat: Grasslands, Deserts, Forests, Arctics, Swamps
Diet: Carnivorous; diet consisted of rabbits, young deer, minks, skunks, foxes, fishers, rodents, domestic cats, small dogs, carrion, geese, chickens, insects
Description: Owning its name, comes from it looks like a domestic manx-like cat with tufts on their ear-tips, the bobcat has the most widest distribution of any native cat in North America. This small lynx lived in from southern parts of Canada, to almost all the way the USA, to central Mexico. Some of you think this might be even more of the smallest big cats(much more as small as a clouded leopard), but some of you said that the bobcat is small cat(due to the fact that it was closely related to your cats, puma, cheetah, and other small cats), some might it was both the big and small cats. Some of their populations are vulnerable, to the expirations, by domestic animals, and even coyotes, but the bobcats still remain in some of their original range. Predators of the kittens, are owls, eagles, coyotes, foxes, bears, and even adult male bobcats. Predators of the bobcat, are pumas, wolves, black bears, and coyotes. Like coyotes, bobcats are very important part of our ecosystem.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995

Description
Common Name: Bobcat
Common Name Synonyms: Red Lynx, Lynx
Scientific Name: Lynx rufus
Size: 30-60cm tall in the shoulders, 45-120cm from head to tail-base + 9-20cm long tail = 54-140cm from snout to tail
Classification: Feliform
Habitat: Grasslands, Deserts, Forests, Arctics, Swamps
Diet: Carnivorous; diet consisted of rabbits, young deer, minks, skunks, foxes, fishers, rodents, domestic cats, small dogs, carrion, geese, chickens, insects
Description: Owning its name, comes from it looks like a domestic manx-like cat with tufts on their ear-tips, the bobcat has the most widest distribution of any native cat in North America. This small lynx lived in from southern parts of Canada, to almost all the way the USA, to central Mexico. Some of you think this might be even more of the smallest big cats(much more as small as a clouded leopard), but some of you said that the bobcat is small cat(due to the fact that it was closely related to your cats, puma, cheetah, and other small cats), some might it was both the big and small cats. Some of their populations are vulnerable, to the expirations, by domestic animals, and even coyotes, but the bobcats still remain in some of their original range. Predators of the kittens, are owls, eagles, coyotes, foxes, bears, and even adult male bobcats. Predators of the bobcat, are pumas, wolves, black bears, and coyotes. Like coyotes, bobcats are very important part of our ecosystem.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995