My favorite animal is the Jaguar. Its like a mini tiger, with the ferocity of a lion, probably the most powerful big cat in the world on a pound for pound basis. Stunningly beautiful, like an even more beautiful version of a tiger - I just love them. But ask me tomorrow and perhaps my faveorite animal is the Tiger. It changes between those two, its usually the Jaguar though.

@@SA77888 They are both magnificent creatures!

@@assortedanimalsonline I agree - thank you for the reply and keep up the good work.

Leopards are my favorite. They can live alongside humans, larger predators and pack predators and still thrive. They are among the best athlets and physically gifted. They are versatile. They have a high power to weight ratio and can defend themselves against just about any land predator they come across. And they don't need help from anyone to do what they do. They are the most underrated bigcat.

@@thetruthrevealed445 Extremely successful and adaptable cats.

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Bobcats are also known as red lynx. It’s weird as we have a black bobcat in the front yard and puma have a path through our side yard. Both can take down a deer.

There's a few ways to tell a Bobcat from a Lynx 1. Size: Some confusion is height, Lynx are slightly taller than a Bobcat, both being around 2 feet tall, but the Lynx can be twice as heavy, usually around 30-60 pounds while Bobcats are 15-30 pounds max. 2. Cheek Fur: Lynxes fur on their cheeks come to a straight point, sometimes curving away from it face, while the Bobcats cheek Fur tend to curve around it's face. 3. Coat patterns: Lynxes coat come in a tan to silvery plain color, while Bobcats coats comes in silvery, tan and brown and spotted. (This is the easiest way to tell them apart) Spots, Bobcat. No spots, Lynx. 4. Ear tufts: Lynxes ear tufts are more prominent and longer, even as a kitten. Bobcat ear tufts are short, almost unnoticeable until up close and don't appear until adulthood 5. Tail: Lynxes tails are usually black tipped and a little shorter while Bobcat tails, slightly longer come in black, but with a white tipped end. 6. Legs and paws: Bobcats have smaller paws and longer legs, Lynx has big furry paws, long front legs and short back legs. Hopefully this helps. This is a comparison of the American Bobcat and Canadian Lynx.

😂 I wouldn’t worry about all the scientific terms and “if I really scared off a cougar with bobcat and/or mountain Lion KZfaq tips” because you’d be a fool.

Bobcats are just a subspecies of lynx (scientific name: Lynx Rufus) so yes, telling them apart can be difficult.

Hey, Dorothy! Yes! They are magical. 🐱

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That sounds wild! 🐾

Lynx maybe?

@@savalexander5018depends on where they live! If it’s remote Canada I’d believe that

You can check out my bobcat sounds video to hear a bobcat. 🐾

They are definitely amazing! Thanks for your feedback 🐾

@@assortedanimalsonline Grab it? I don't think anybody ever could just grab any wild animal. A bobcat would be way to fast to be able to grab. I would challenge you to even gran a house cat that doesn't want to be grabbed. You would never catch it. Nobody would. Not even the fastest human in the world.

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Hey Paul! Thanks for sharing. I’ve only come across a cougar once here in Texas. Awesome animals. 🐾

You nailed it! Haha.

While photographing Grizzly bears in B.C. a few years back I asked the guides if there were cougars in the area. They said yes, as they recorded a large cat that works the area on trail cams. I asked them if they'd ever run across one, as I'd almost run over one in a vehicle once, near our rural home in Kansas, and a friend's hunting acquaintance had to kill one, sadly, that was stalking him as he was bow hunting, when it was close enough to spring. The nearest guide looked at me and said they'd never seen one in the wild up close, but then added with a wry smile "of course, when a human does see one in the wild, it's usually too late." We have very few sightings here in Kansas, but my neighbor thinks we have one that moves through the waterways along Salt Creek out behind our property, has seen tracks, and has recorded the night sounds. I haven't heard them, so can't confirm. I've seen bob cats and good sized foxes and we're near two large lakes and have lots of water and game in the region and only a hand full of small town less than a square mile in size in a 30 mile radius. So it's possible, and there is a cow/calf operation a half mile away, with young calves this time of year. But I haven't heard anyone else report seeing them and my trail cams one show me normal feral cats and the occasional bob cat.

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@@assortedanimalsonline Yw my friend.

@survivalwildanimallife This is your channel?

They are definitely awesome! But I agree, I wouldn't want to come face to face with one. 🐾

Cute in a murder mittens kind of way? Haha

@@assortedanimalsonline Cute as I would like one as a pet would have to have from a little cub kitten though

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The reason its called a mountain lion is because they resemble a female lion. Other animals are named for not being that animal but resemble them, such as a Flying Fox, Rhinoceros Beetle, Leopard Frog, Bat Falcon so on so forth

Wegmans hell are you talking about

Yes, they have quite the size difference!

That's cool!

Could it have been a very young cougar?

Hey Benny! Glad you enjoyed it. 🐾

Definitely better to keep your distance!

Some Bobcats can get big, but don't get much bigger than 30 pounds, A Canadian Lynx can get up to 70 pounds. If it had a spotted coat, it was a Bobcat, if not it's a Lynx.

@@oofmaster4312 this is Southern California. I don’t think we have Canadian lynx here.

​@@MegaRussell12 Then it's a chonky Bobcat

@@oofmaster4312 definitely big enough where I didn’t want any part of it.

I would hate to be a mouse in a bobcat den!

If that Bobcat launches itself onto a healthy human you may survive but that little Ninja will have you messed up big time!!

@@fenderboy68 I agree, a bobcat could certainly mess you up pretty badly.

Maybe goats and a big dog! 🐾

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Hey James! They are definitely beautiful cats 🐾

They gotta exist, too. 🐾

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Yes, they do! 🐾

Until my kitty gets there

I'm going to go with Bob. They can call me what ever they want and I most likely will not correct them. Thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching! 🐾

I agree! 🐾

Better to eat you with! Haha 🐾

I totally agree. 🐾

You can check out my video on Bobcat sounds here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdOPrLJjuK3LnGg.htmlsi=iGW6qUrsQd6kq_oQ Cougar sounds coming soon! 🐾

Haha, pretty much.

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Wtf?