9.5K views · 798 reactions | Take a look at this leaping lynx as it flies over a beaver dam in Alaska's Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. Lynx can jump more than 20 feet from a crouched position. Those long, powerful back legs are evolutionarily adapted for ambush hunting in deep snow. | Center for Biological Diversity | Facebook

15K reactions · 714 shares | DYK: Lynx are snow-hunting specialists? With large paws that act as snowshoes, their impressive adaptations make them adept at hunting in deep snow that may slow down their competitors, such as coyotes. | Defenders of Wildlife | Facebook

14K views · 435 reactions | Twenty years after Colorado reintroduced...

😍🥰 Momma Lynx done had enough of the games • A lynx kitten is a young, wild cat that is born blind and entirely dependent on its mother for the first few weeks of life. They are typically buff-colored with longitudinal streaking on their backs at birth and develop quickly, opening their eyes around 10-17 days old and beginning to walk by 3-4 weeks. Kittens remain with their mother for about 10 months to a year, learning essential hunting and survival skills before becoming independent . . . .

2.6M views · 36K reactions | Our soldiers refining their tank hunting skills with plenty of Australian style and enthusiasm  | 7th Brigade - Australian Army | Facebook