In the sun-drenched landscapes of the Iberian Peninsula, a conservation miracle has unfolded over the past two decades. The ...

But the lynx—with its ultralight frame and tremendous webbed feet—can tread on top of the six-foot snowpack and pursue its singular passion: snowshoe hares, prey that constitutes 96 percent of ...

MIGRATION: Documented lynx home ranges vary from eight to 700 square kilometers, with range size dependent upon the animal's gender, the abundance of prey, the season, and the density of lynx ...

Canada lynx are made for hunting in deep snow, with thick cushions of hair on the soles of their feet that act like built-in snowshoes. Appropriately enough, this adaptation helps them stalk their ...

With pledges of $35 million for conservation, the Lynx Life group is boosting rabbit numbers, moving cats to underused haunts, and safeguarding prey-friendly habitat. In the near future ...

Recognisable by their tufted ears, Canada lynx rely on their sharp hearing and vision to find snowshoe hares (Lepus americanus), their main prey. Lynx's wide, padded paws act like snowshoes, helping ...

That Israeli soldiers were reportedly attacked by a lynx of Egyptian origin has stirred the imagination of social media users ...

The numbers of predators and prey for certain ecosystems such as the Canadian Lynx (wild cat) and hare have been recorded over many years and found to change in a regular cycle. A similar example ...

Igor positioned his camera trap near the footprints and droppings of potential prey. It took more than six months of waiting to achieve this relaxed image of the elusive lynx. Editor and Chair of the ...

However, over the following hundred years, a combination of loss of habitat, hunting and lack of prey had a significant impact on the population. The number of lynx plummeted, and, by 2002 ...