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All of the animals you see when you visit Maine Wildlife Park have been provided with a permanent home here because they cannot survive in the wild. Some were injured, others were orphaned, and some are human dependent after being raised (sometimes illegally) in captivity. We feel very fortunate to be able to provide these animals with a safe place to live, and visitors a unique way to learn about Maine wildlife. This Canada lynx has been at the Park for nine years now, bringing the essence of n

All of the animals you see when you visit Maine Wildlife Park have been provided with a permanent home here because they cannot survive in the wild. Some were injured, others were orphaned, and some are human dependent after being raised (sometimes illegally) in captivity. We feel very fortunate to be able to provide these animals with a safe place to live, and visitors a unique way to learn about Maine wildlife. This Canada lynx has been at the Park for nine years now, bringing the essence of n

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It's always important to make sure your winter gear is in good condition before your first snowy adventure of the season. For a Canada lynx, that means making sure your built-in snowshoes are in tip-top shape! ❄🐱 #CanadaLynx #Winter #Maine #MaineWildlife | Maine Wildlife Park

It's always important to make sure your winter gear is in good condition before your first snowy adventure of the season. For a Canada lynx, that means making sure your built-in snowshoes are in tip-top shape! ❄🐱 #CanadaLynx #Winter #Maine #MaineWildlife | Maine Wildlife Park

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Canada lynx are right at home in Maine winters. In the snow, their huge feet leave tracks that measure up to 5.5 inches wide and 5.5 inches long, nearly twice the size of bobcat tracks. Compare that to the size of your hand. Does a lynx have bigger paws than you? Tracking wildlife in snow is fun skill for any wildlife enthusiast to learn, but it’s an important ability for wildlife biologists too. Did you know that Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife has used winter track surveys to l

Canada lynx are right at home in Maine winters. In the snow, their huge feet leave tracks that measure up to 5.5 inches wide and 5.5 inches long, nearly twice the size of bobcat tracks. Compare that to the size of your hand. Does a lynx have bigger paws than you? Tracking wildlife in snow is fun skill for any wildlife enthusiast to learn, but it’s an important ability for wildlife biologists too. Did you know that Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife has used winter track surveys to l

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I had a unique experience of seeing my first Canada Lynx in the wild near my camp at Cross Lake this week. It was a magnificent animal! It was very photogenic for about 15 minutes until it got tired of me taking its picture and simply walked away. Our natural resources in Aroostook County are truly amazing. Video Credit: Thomas Stevens | Crown of Maine

I had a unique experience of seeing my first Canada Lynx in the wild near my camp at Cross Lake this week. It was a magnificent animal! It was very photogenic for about 15 minutes until it got tired of me taking its picture and simply walked away. Our natural resources in Aroostook County are truly amazing. Video Credit: Thomas Stevens | Crown of Maine

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Canada lynx are solitary cats, with the exception of breeding season and family groups. In March, male lynx increase their movements in search of mates, and share their home range with 1-3 females. Kittens will hunt with their mother during their first year. There are costs and benefits to both solitary and group living. Species that live in groups have a high capacity for predator detection and defense, increased ability to find and protect resources, and more opportunities for communication of

Canada lynx are solitary cats, with the exception of breeding season and family groups. In March, male lynx increase their movements in search of mates, and share their home range with 1-3 females. Kittens will hunt with their mother during their first year. There are costs and benefits to both solitary and group living. Species that live in groups have a high capacity for predator detection and defense, increased ability to find and protect resources, and more opportunities for communication of

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Canada Lynx (Lynx canadensis) in northern Penobscot County, Maine. The best way I’ve found to differentiate between a bobcat and a lynx is their tails (if you get a good look); a bobcat has white on the underside of their tails, while the lynx’s tail tips are all black, as if they’ve been dipped in black paint. Lynx also have much larger/longer hind legs proportionally (cartoonish even) as well as very large feet, and often give the appearance of “butt shaking” while walking. Lynx also generally

Canada Lynx (Lynx canadensis) in northern Penobscot County, Maine. The best way I’ve found to differentiate between a bobcat and a lynx is their tails (if you get a good look); a bobcat has white on the underside of their tails, while the lynx’s tail tips are all black, as if they’ve been dipped in black paint. Lynx also have much larger/longer hind legs proportionally (cartoonish even) as well as very large feet, and often give the appearance of “butt shaking” while walking. Lynx also generally

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Maine Researchers Track Deadly Fights Between Lynx and Fishers

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Watch: ‘Elusive’ lynx caught on camera in snowy Maine forest

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SOUND UP🔊! These 2 Canada lynx were in something of a showdown right alongside a road in Somerset County. (📹:Daniel Wadleigh) STORY: http://bit.ly/2ERFfC7 | WGME CBS 13 News, Portland

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Watch: ‘Elusive’ lynx caught on camera in snowy Maine forest

Now THIS is Canada Lynx Shalico's favorite kind of weather! He's got nature's best fur coat and loves being out in the snowfall. All the cats have heated dens or heated indoor buildings to go to if they want. But most of the native species (bobcats, lynx, cougars and even some of the tigers) really enjoy the cold weather much more than the hot summers. Read Shalico's story at: http://www.wildcatsanctuary.org/residents/small-cats/canadian-lynx/shalico/ | Wildcat Sanctuary

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Rescued Canada Lynx, Ramsey, has quite the winter coat! ❄️🧥 Native to Minnesota, Canada Lynx are perfectly adapted for cold weather— Ramsey is no exception! 🥰 | Wildcat Sanctuary

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Canadian Lynx are a beautiful wild cat of the boreal forest in Canada. The lynx resembles a very large domestic cat. It has a short tail, long legs, large feet, and prominent ear tufts. Its large feet, which are covered during winter by a dense growth of coarse hair, help the lynx to travel over snow. The lynx, like the snowshoe hare, is primary prey, can spread its toes in soft snow, expanding its "snowshoes" still farther. This species cycles with snowshoe hare abundance. When hares are plenti

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Exploring Dewhaven: Home to Gay Caracal and Canada Lynx at Maine Zoo

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The enormous paws of the Canadian lynx

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The cat's meow! Majestic lynx is filmed roaring while stalking through snowy Maine forest - before spotting trail-cam lens and giving it an affectionate LICK

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Canada lynxes chase fisher cat up and down tall trees

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LYNX DU NORD: Highland lynx & Maine coon on Reels

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15 reasons the Canada lynx is such an amazing animal

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US proposes plan to help the Canada lynx before warming shrinks its habitat

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