38K views · 2K reactions | A glimpse into the life of a lynx, spotted near the San Juans. Did you know that while most cats display their moods by moving their tails, a lynx indicates its mood using its long, black ear tufts? A lynx’s tail is just too short! Video captured by Justin Tabeling | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

Twenty years after Colorado reintroduced the Canada lynx to the state, wildlife managers continue to monitor the big-footed felines. We released 218 lynx from 1999 to 2006 and all the animals were fitted with telemetry collars so each could be tracked. This video shows some of their exploratory movements in Colorado and beyond. We sit down with wildlife research scientist Jake Ivan to discuss these animations tracking their movements and how lynx are doing in Colorado. | Colorado Parks and Wildl

What’s the difference between a lynx and a bobcat? We find that these animals are often confused with each other, so here is some info on how to tell them apart! The term “lynx” is actually a genus that consists of four types of lynx. The bobcat is also known as the red lynx – part of the lynx genus – so it’s no wonder the two are often confused! The main difference between the two are their sizes. Lynx are larger in size and can be up to 64 lbs, while bobcats are smaller and can be up to 34 lbs