Bobcat takes down Deer

When a bobcat bites the neck of a deer, it aims for the spinal cord or major blood vessels. The powerful jaw muscles and sharp teeth of the bobcat allow it to deliver a precise and forceful bite. By targeting the neck, the bobcat can swiftly immobilize the deer, disrupting its nervous system or causing severe damage to vital blood vessels, ultimately leading to the paralysis of the prey. This predatory strategy is a survival mechanism that enables the bobcat to efficiently subdue its prey for consumption.