Canada

Canada Lynx live in Canada and the United States. They make their dens under fallen trees or rocky ledges. Canada Lynx Bodies: Canada Lynx look like big house cats. They weigh up to 37 pounds (17 kilograms). Canada lynx have thick fur. A ruff of hair grows around their faces. Tuffs of long, black hair grow on theit ear tips. Hunting Prey: The Canada Lynx is a sneaky hunter. It hides and waits for its prey. Pounce! The hungry lynx catches its meal. Canada Lynx mostly hunt snowhares. When there are no hares, these wildcats eat birds, squirrels, and mice. Canada Lynx Life Cycle: Afult Canada Lynx live alone. In early spring, males and females come together to mate. In may or June, female lynx give birth to up to four kits. Mothers feed and keep their kits safe. At around 10 mouths, kits are ready to hunt. They leave their mothers. Canada lynx live up to 12 years in the wild.