Biology Reference
In-Depth Information
apting to life in the outskirts and suburbs of a number of cities. Although they still tend to avoid being
seen during daylight hours, or walking where they're readily visible, bobcats have apparently adjusted
to the proximity of large numbers of people. Such adaptability, of course, bodes well for the future of
this handsome feline.
While there's justifiable concern about the future of the lynx in the southern extremities of its range,
the big-footed cat appears to be doing well in Canada and Alaska. Although its cyclical nature makes
population trends difficult to determine, it seems likely that the lynx, together with its bobcat cousin,
will continue to intrigue and delight all those who find the wondrous abilities of cats so fascinating.
