| Canada Lynx | ||
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Classification(s) : | Predator |
| Cat Name : | Lynx | |
| Common Name : | Canada Lynx | |
| Scientific Name : | Lynx canadensis | |
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| Physical Description : | A tawny feline with long legs, a short body, tufted ears and huge paws. Its coat is very dense. The animal itself, who is designed to be at its best in winter, is such a color that it is also properly camouflaged in summer. |
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| Physical Statistics : | Weight: 11-37 Pounds (5-17 Kilograms) |
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| Behavior : | A northern beast who, despite being rather timid, is known for a fierce and dangerous disposition. The Lynx is rare in the cats world, with the proximity of humans typically repelling them in all but the toughest seasons. |
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| Social Organization : | Solitary; While Lynx territories frequently overlap, the cats themselves are solitary. They group together only to mate. |
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| Approval Level : | Admin; Lynx are rare in the cats' forest, and are highly dangerous and keep large territories, meaning they affect more than one clan. | |
| Danger Level : | High (All cats are vulnerable); The lynx is designed for hunting snowshoe hare, placing feral cats firmly in their ideal prey-size range and well within their hunting capabilities. In deep winter, large cats are particularly vulnerable as they are hindered by snow. |
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