Canada Lynx

When a lynx speaks, you listen. 🐾🔉 This rare vocal performance was captured on a trail cam in one of our forests in Black Brook, northern New Brunswick — a truly unforgettable moment! The Canada lynx is elusive and usually nocturnal, following its main prey, the snowshoe hare. Spotting one in daylight — and hearing it vocalize — is incredibly rare. Fun fact: those oversized paws act like natural snowshoes, helping them hunt in deep winter snow. Moments like this remind us why forests are more

😍🥰 Momma Lynx done had enough of the games • A lynx kitten is a young, wild cat that is born blind and entirely dependent on its mother for the first few weeks of life. They are typically buff-colored with longitudinal streaking on their backs at birth and develop quickly, opening their eyes around 10-17 days old and beginning to walk by 3-4 weeks. Kittens remain with their mother for about 10 months to a year, learning essential hunting and survival skills before becoming independent . . . .