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Female white-tailed deer in New Jersey forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Adorable Prairie dog standing on the top of a burrow observing the area, north american wildlife Royalty Free Stock Photo

Canadian Goose Walking Along the Shore of a Lake Royalty Free Stock Photo

Old American bison bison bull close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Polar bear resting stretched out on a rock Royalty Free Stock Photo

North American brown bear enjoying the bath Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bobcat: Solitary North American Hunter with Remarkable Agility

Male pronghorn antelope in Yellowstone Royalty Free Stock Photo

North American brown bear hugging a rock Royalty Free Stock Photo

White-tailed deer fawn in the dense bush Royalty Free Stock Photo

Young grizzly bear walking in Yellowstone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Polar bear resting on a rock Royalty Free Stock Photo

American plains bison bull sniffing a cow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eastern raccoon walking in the icy water Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Bobcat (Lynx rufus), a agile mammal of the Felidae family, is a highly adaptable feline predator found across North America. These skilled, solitary hunters inhabit a wide range of environments, from dense forests and expansive swamps to arid deserts and even the edges of suburban areas. They prefer locales offering dense vegetation for both effective hunting and secure shelter. Easily recognized by their tufted ears and characteristic short, "bobbed" tail, Bobcats possess remarkable agility, capable of leaping over 10 feet to capture prey such as rabbits and birds.