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5 apr 2009 · English: The Bobcat (Lynx rufus) is a North American mammal of the cat family. Although the Bobcat has been subject to extensive hunting by humans, both for sport and fur, its population has proven resilient. The elusive predator features in Native American mythology and the folklore of European settlers.
5 mar 2012 · The bobcat (Felis rufus, family Felidae) is a medium-sized, carnivorous mammal, also known as wildcat or bay lynx. The bobcat is distinguished from the similar Canada lynx by its tuftless ears and bobbed tail (artwork by Jan Sovak, 1989). Bobcats have a more southern distribution and occupy a wider range of habitats than lynx (Corel Pofessional ...
Rødlossen ( latin: Lynx rufus) er et nordamerikansk pattedyr i kattedyrfamilien. Med sine cirka 13 anerkendte underarter strækker rødlossens udbredelse sig fra det sydlige Canada til det nordlige Mexico og omfatter dermed størstedelen af USA 's fastland. Rødlossen er et tilpasningsdygtigt rovdyr, som både holder til i skovområder ...
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21 mag 2024 · California bobcat, Lynx rufus, Bill Wight, Rancho Cucamonga, CA USA Bill W Ca at English Wikipedia [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons Bobcats ( Lynx rufus ) are one of the adaptable felines that are adjusting to human settlements in North America.
Bobcat range. Synonyms. Felis rufus Schreber. Bobcat is the common name for a medium-sized wild cat of North America, Lynx rufus, characterized by black tuffed ears, short tail, whiskered face, spotted fur, distinctive black bars on its forelegs, and a black-tipped stubby tail with a "bobbed" appearance.
An adult bobcat typically will be from 28 to 49 inches in length, plus a four- to seven-inch tail, and will weigh between 15 and 30 pounds—about the bulk of a mature cocker spaniel. The mountain lion averages six to nine feet in length, plus a two- to three-foot-long tail, and may weigh up to 275 pounds.
