Canadian Lynx Nature Journal
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The document follows a Canadian Lynx family over the course of a year from birth through hunting and survival. It describes 6 kittens being born blind and nursing for 2 months before learning to hunt in pairs in the fall. As winter approaches, the kittens must learn to hunt rodents and birds to survive threats like traps and loss of habitat that endanger the species. By spring, the now independent kittens are finding mates to continue the cycle.
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- 1. The Canadian Lynx A Nature Journal By Mrs. Ahlfeld
- 2. The Canadian Lynx It is May in Montana. The Lynx kittens have been born! There are 6 of them in the litter. They were born with their eyes closed. After 2 weeks they will see. Their paws are so big already!
- 3. The Canadian Lynx It is Summer. The kittens are still with their mom but they’re just about ready to stop nursing. They are 3 months old now.
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