32K views · 2.6K reactions | Did YOU know these 3 fast facts about Canada lynx?! 路‍♀️✨ And here’s a bonus fact: Canada lynx are a native species to us in Minnesota  #canadalynx #lynx #lynxcanadensis #lynxrufus #lynxphotography #wildcat #endangeredspecies #nativespecies #wildanimal #wildanimalrescue #wildcatsanctuary #fastfacts #funanimalfacts | Wildcat Sanctuary | Facebook

A rare spotting of the nocturnal Canada lynx! | WWF-Canada

11K views · 177 reactions | The travels of a Canada lynx are rather methodical and deliberate and at a purposeful yet patient pace so as not to miss any possible prey, making the species an ideal target for trail camera enthusiasts. In the spring of 2019, this beauty paused perfectly in front of my camera for nearly 30 seconds then exits the frame coming towards the camera | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook

153K views · 8.9K reactions | Canada lynx with splayed beard | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook

Canada Lynx have razor sharp teeth. Watch as our female Lynx easily shreds through this bison meat. Four of their 28 teeth are long canines. These are primarily used to puncture and hold prey. The carnassial teeth, located behind the canines, are used to shred meat into smaller more manageable bites. You can see our lynx doing this in this video. In the wild, lynx primarily eat snowshoe hare. Here at the preserve our lynx are spoiled with a diet of bison, moose, chicken and quail. #LynxLunch | Y