With their tufted ears, snowshoe-like paws, and mysterious gaze, lynx cats look like creatures straight out of folklore. They seem wild and untouchable—perfectly adapted to frozen forests and ...

The den was in a boulder field high up in the Kettle Range, in a rugged spot no one would visit without a reason.

The Canada lynx stays in the colder climates of Canada and Alaska, and is sparse in some northern states in the lower 48 (hence the need for furry snowshoe-like paws!).

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

A rare native wild cat was spotted in Vermont earlier this month for the first time since 2018. The endangered Canada lynx was seen in Vermont's Rutland County, for the first time in almost six ...

SHREWSBURY, Vt. — A Canada lynx, an endangered species in Vermont, has been confirmed in the state for the first time since 2018, and farther south than the last confirmed sighting. A Shrewsbury ...

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.