A video shows two Canada lynx and their characteristically creepy wail as they communicate, fight, flirt, or possibly sing? The post Sound on: Two Canada Lynx Wail at Each Other in Alberta appeared ...

If you have never heard the unearthly noise of Canada lynxes in the forest, check out this extraordinary YouTube clip. It sounds like a pair of domestic cats having a disagreement in a backyard—only ...

A rare wildcat was recently spotted in Vermont, marking the first sighting of the species in the area since 2018. The Canada lynx, a feline predator native to Canada, is known for hunting almost ...

It may be called the Canada lynx, but the wild feline with black tips on its tufted ears and tail has been recorded in Colorado since the nineteenth century. If you encounter one, purring and yowling ...

On December 8, @ashtheplantlover captured the moment two Canada lynx were stuck in the most bizarre standoff, and they were lucky enough to get it on film. The majestic creatures look beautiful in ...

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 years, ...

The Canada lynx, a rare wild cat, has been reported in Vermont for the first time in six years, according to a press release from the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. The lynx was seen walking ...

A Canada lynx was spotted in Vermont for the first time since 2018 in a video recorded on Aug. 17 in Rutland County. "Canada lynx are endangered in Vermont and threatened nationally," Brehan Furfey, ...

Lynx are some of the coolest cats in Colorado, and they’re in the news right now. As reported in the December 2 Summit Daily, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced two significant steps to ...

The imperiled Canada Lynx could receive newly proposed habitat protections in the southern Rocky Mountains. On Wednesday, U.S. wildlife officials finalized a recovery plan for the Canada lynx and ...

“The pattern we’re maintaining is integral to all our species,” biologist Jens Hilke said. “It’s a matter of maintaining what we’ve got instead of building something new.” A Canada lynx spotted in ...

It’s long been known that snowshoe hare numbers in North American forests rise and fall dramatically in a predictable 10-year cycle. A year or two later, Canada lynx populations follow the same ...