The bobcat is a medium-sized predator in the United States characterized by its unusual ear tufts, fluffy cheeks, medium-sized body, and agile hunting ability. It looks a lot like its northern neighbor, the lynx. Are they the same cat? Discover the answer to this question and much more in this informative video!
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