Fun fact: Although Canada lynx have been known to eat a variety of prey, such as birds and other small mammals, 90 percent of their diet is made up of snowshoe hares. Have you ever spotted a Canada lynx in the wild? #InternationalCatDay 🐱 📹: Mike Dembeck | Nature Conservancy of Canada / Conservation de la nature Canada

347K views · 79K reactions | Marty is flawless. Pounce over to the brand new lynx exhibit in Living Northwest Trail to say hello to this majestic stunner. | Woodland Park Zoo | Facebook

3.7K views · 152 reactions | Canada lynx Bianca enjoying a tasty cow leg! Like a cat with a bone..? 領  : Assistant Curator Kellee Wolowitz | Seneca Park Zoo | Facebook

146K views · 3.1K reactions | A rare spotting of the nocturnal Canada lynx! | WWF-Canada | Facebook

Welcome home to our four little lynx girls: Adelaide, Norrie, Aspen and Frisco! The kittens and mom, Migina, explored their Rocky Mountain Wild exhibit earlier today. Check out the kittens' reaction to their new digs! What do you think of their Colorado ghost town-themed names? Lynx are known as "ghost cats" because their heavily-padded paws and light frames allow them to move almost silently through the forest. Their keepers came up with the clever naming concept! #cmz #cmzoo #lynx | Cheyenne M

18K views · 306 reactions | Relationship courting is a little different in the animal kingdom. | WWF-Canada | Facebook