Discovering How the Canada Lynx Survives the Harsh Canadian Winters with Its Snowshoe-Like Paws With fierce and formidable looks, the Canada Lynx sits on a boulder proudly announcing its position at the top of the food chain. Its ear tufts bristle and yellow-green eyes narrow as it sniffs the air, ready to ambush its prey like a coiled spring. Found in higher regions and spread across British Columbia, this majestic feline has grey fur in winter that turns into a mottled blend of grey and brown in summer.
 100vw, 661px” data-lazy-srcset=”https://lovecats.boonovel.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/49-25.jpg 661w, https://lovecats.boonovel.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/49-25-245×300.jpg 245w” data-ll-status=”loaded” data-lazy-src=”https://lovecats.boonovel.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/49-25.jpg” />One of the Canada Lynx’s unique features is its big paws, which behave like snowshoes during the winter months, giving it an edge over other predators. Often mistaken for a bobcat, the Canada Lynx can be distinguished by its long black ear tufts, sloped spine from long back legs, flared facial ruff, short tail, and taller stature.</p>
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