3.  Canadian Lynx.

4.  They live in Rocky mountain areas such
as Wyoming and Northern Colorado.
 They mostly live in Washington, Northern
Oregon, Northern Idaho, and Northwest
Montana.
 They also live in the East, Northern New
England and Northwest New York, and
the Midwest, and Northern Michigan
and Northern Wisconsin.

5.  Deer's
 Rabbits
 Mice
 Grouse
 Voles
 Red Squirrels
 Rodents
 Birds
 Fish
 Carrion

6.  Color- Beige with gray and black spots.
 Lynx are a medium sized cat with long
hair on it’s face beside it’s ears and a
short hair.
 Most adult Lynx are 30-42 in. long, and
weigh 18-30 pounds.
 Male Lynx are occasionally larger then
female Lynx. Males weigh about 40
pounds.

7.  They are born as live birth.
 They do not create nests for their
newborns, since they have long thick fur
they cover their babies with it.
 They typically have 2-3 baby
cubs, rarely 1, 4, or 5 cubs.
 They can have up to 5 babies at a time.
 Lynx are able to breed when they are
one year old, but they often breed in the
second year.

8.  Lynx can leap up to ten meters.
 The tufts of fur on the lynx's ears are said
to direct sound waves towards the
ears, thereby making its hearing more
sensitive.

9.  The Lynx is classified by the International
Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
as Critically Endangered - CR (Status:
Threatened) - Face an extremely high
risk of extinction in the immediate future.

11.  The End 