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The Canada Lynx is a medium-sized cat found in northern parts of North America. It has reddish-brown fur, snowshoe-like feet, and eats mostly snowshoe hares, making its population dependent on hare numbers. The lynx lives in boreal forests and was endangered in the 1900s due to fur trapping, though protections have allowed numbers to increase since. Major threats include habitat loss and potential competition with Eurasian lynx.
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Wild horses, also known as mustangs, can be found naturally inhabiting parts of the United States, Canada, and Australia. In North America, they descended from domestic horses brought over by Europeans and have adapted to live in the wild. Several specific herds are discussed, including the Pryor Mountain herd in Montana known for its Colonial Spanish ancestry, the Sulphur herd in Utah that has adapted to a harsh mountain environment, and the Kiger herd in Oregon possessing characteristics of original Spanish mustangs. Herds also exist in Canada, such as those in Nova Scotia, British Columbia, and Alberta, with evidence of Spanish lineage. All herds face threats from lack of habitat, water, and predators but continue to survive
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Polar bears are a popular animal known for their soft appearance but feared when seen in their natural habitat in the northern regions of Canada, Alaska, Denmark, Norway, Russia, and Canada. Beavers are also a famous Canadian animal that builds lodges in ponds and lakes by digging channels and ponds, using their sharp teeth to fell trees, to stay safe from predators.
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- 1. Endangered Canada Lynx BY: Jackson Gearing
- 2. What Does it Look Like? Reddish brown fur About 28 teeth Feet shaped like snowshoes to pounce at prey Beard simi- -lar to Bobcat
- 3. Here’s What it Looks Like! Average Weight is about 8-11 kg. 80-105 cm in length Males are typically larger than females Very Similar to Eurasian Lynx
- 4. What Does it Eat? The Canada Lynx tends to eat Horseshoe Hares 60- 97% of they’re diet. They will eat birds, mice, and larger prey if food becomes scarce though. The Canada Lynx seems to hunt very coordinately in packs. Sometimes when they can’t finish they’re prey in one sitting, they will drag it in they’re den to store it for later.
- 5. What’s it’s Range? Most of Canada Alaska Northwest United States Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Minnesota New Brunswick Northern New England
- 6. What Biome Does it Live in? The Canada Lynx lives in thick, boggy, swamp-like coniferous forests. They also are known for having habitats in rocky, snowy forests filled with conifers. Conifers are trees with needles like pines, firs, and spruce.
- 7. What is Interesting About This Animal? Considering their unique diet, the Canada Lynx’s population greatly varies on the Snowshoe Hare’s population. If the Snowshoe Hare’s population goes down, so does the Canada Lynx Some researchers are debating whether the Canada Lynx is the same to the Eurasian Lynx
- 8. Why is This Animal Endangered? The Canada Lynx is endangered because of major habitat loss. This is not the main reason though. In the 1900s, the Canada Lynx population faced a massive decline due to fur trade. Luckily though, the Canada Lynx population is making a comeback. But PLEASE STOP FUR TRADE
- 9. Where Can I Find More Information on This Animal? Wikipedia.org Nhptv.org Worldbookonline.com Bigcatrescue.org Galegroup.com Fws.gov
- 10. Goodbye Now, and Protect The Lynx!