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In our recent episode, I learned that a #bobcat & a Canadian #lynx can reproduce (creating a hybrid called a Blynx)!

And, uh, well, we should prob leave them alone (you know, since scientists put a tracking collar on one too tightly in 2003 and it starved to death 😢 )

PROTECT. THE. BLYNX.

Listen here for the full story & more about #lynx: starrytimepodcast.podbean.com/

📷 :wdfw.wa.gov/species-habitats/s

Infographic labeled "Lynx or Bobcat?" On the left side is the a photograph of a lynx with the text "Lynx (Lynx Canadensis" Photo by Keith Williams"along with call outs pointing to six distinct features (shorter, black tail tip, arched back, longer ear-tufts, larger paws, longer legs, gray uniform coat). Below this photograph are drawings of lynx pawprints and text indicating each footprint is 4" and the gait of all four foot prints is 24" to 33" On the right side is the a photograph of a bobcat with the text "Bobcat (Lynx rufus) Photo by Keith Williams" along with call outs pointing to six distinct features (longer black and white tail, straight back, shorter ear tufts, smaller paws, shorter legs, and brown spotted coat). Below this photograph are drawings of bobcat pawprints and text indicating each footprint is 2.25" and the gait of all four foot prints is 22" to 26"
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Gonna need to ENHANCE👓 the map to find the red area which marks the territory of the Iberian lynx -- a once critically endangered species of lynx (that is so cute :sxn_cute: )

You can learn about lynx in our most recent #podcast in honor of the Creatures behind the #constellation Lynx: starrytimepodcast.podbean.com/

Map: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx#/me

📷 :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iberian_

World map in grey. The regions of each of the four species of lynx are shaped in different colors. most parts of Canada and Alaska are shaded purple for the Canadian Lynx. Most of the US and Mexico are shaded green for the Bobcat. Much of Russia and some parts of Asia and Eastern Europe are orange for the Eurasian lynx. Meanwhile, a tiny red region is seen in Spain for the Iberian lynx. The rest of the countries and continents are hued grey.
Photograph of a small Iberian lynx cup amid a sandy landscape.
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