amazing bobcat facts

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The southern half of North America is home to a variety of settings where the medium-sized bobcat can be found. The major distinction between these widespread, adaptive predators and the larger, more northerly-dwelling Canadian Lynx is that the Bobcat only has a tiny, "bobbed" tail, which gives it its name. The Bobcat, which is roughly twice as big as a domestic cat and has the widest range of any North American felines, is rarely seen by people due to their shy disposition. There are currently twelve recognized subspecies of bobcat, and they differ from one another in terms of both color and geographic range. Bobcats found in mountainous forests are darker and have more markings than their lighter-colored counterparts that are found in more temperate climates.