Spanish Lynx

Spanish Bobcat Description: It is a wild carnivore in the danger of extinction. The scientific name is Felis pardina and belongs to the family Felidae. Spanish bobcat is classified as Lynx Pardinus. Ooyama cat is the name of several related small fierce members of the cat. Ly looks a lot like a cat, but it is bigger than that. It has long legs, big nails and hair tresses longer than 2 cm in length at each ear's edge. The body is very strong and its length is from 65 cm to 130 cm.

Carnivorous cats in the Iberian Peninsula Cat, Lynx pardinus, or Iberian Lynx, or Spain's Lynx, is a strict breeding expert and has a basic meal regulating population development in the Mediterranean bush area, 3, 5 to 10 meters is. Per capita ^ 2, high density rabbit for hunting. Its seasonal and lonely life cycle determines its behavior, nocturnality and dusk hunters, and winter is more active than summer. They are very territorial and breeding only occurs when women have their own territory, even if they start reproductive activities from the first year. Breeding is independent in 7 to 12 months, but it can usually produce 2 liters for up to 4 months, but in their home countries for up to 20 months, but only 1 or 2 ly to each female Survive in self-sufficiency.

Canada ly ((Lynx canadensis) or Canada ly is a feline cat of North America, a recognized variant that spreads to parts of Canada, Alaska and the northern part of the USA and spreads to Colorado along the Rocky Mountains. Scientific writer Robert Kerr is one of the four members of The Lynx genus and belongs to the family Felidae. The classification of ly in is still controversial; Lynx is considered as an independent genus of Felis Whether it should be regarded as a potential or subspecies is unknown, for example, the author Renn Tumlison regarded Canadian Oyama cat as a subspecies of Eurasian phosphorus in the latter of 1987.