/r/lynxes
An animal subreddit for sharing images, articles, facts, crafts, and anything else about lynxes!
A community for all things lynx related!
The Lynx is a feline creature most famously characterized by its ear tufts, fluffy beard-like fur and its short tail.
Rules:
Be respectful.
Only make posts that relate to true lynxes. That includes Eurasian Lynxes, Canada Lynxes, Iberian Lynxes and Bobcats. Certain cats like the Caracal may resemble lynxes but are merely impostors.
Humorous posts are allowed
No anti-lynx content.
Posts/comments promoting your own website, cause, subreddit, etc. are not allowed unless they are cleared by the mods prior to posting. Promoting your own products/sub may result in a ban.
Please don't repost often. You can check to see if your post is a repost here.
Repeat offenders will be banned
The moderators of /r/lynxes reserve the right to remove posts at their own discretion. If you think your post has been caught in the spam filter or wrongly removed, feel free to message the mods to check.
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Was für eine schöne Katze ! 🥰
Last week, the owner of a house in the Spanish Valley of Matachel heard some noises coming from his shed; believing that some house cat would have given birth to her cubs in a that place, he approached the wooden box where the noises came from and discovered that he was partly right: it was a litter, but it belonged to an Iberian lynx.
It’s the first time that an Iberian lynx gives in a place inhabited by humans. The owner of the house alerted the authorities and the cubs are already under surveillance. It is noteworthy that the Iberian lynx is one of the most endangered mammal species in the world, but thanks to the efforts of the Portuguese and Spanish governments the numbers have risen from the 94 individuals in 2002 to more than 1300 nowadays.
You cand find the news in Spanish here, with a video of the cubs.