A pet for the average person? The bottom line is that for a cat to be domesticated it has to behave in a way which gives pleasure and companionship to the average caretaker; a regular person. The bobcat can’t do … please continue reading
Bobcats hunt using ambush and mobile techniques. They use their acute hearing and sight to detect prey at the slightest sound or movement. They are very patient and sometimes kill prey 10 times their own weight. please continue reading
This is the bizarre story of a maintenance contractor suing an apartment owner because he claims he was attacked by a bobcat inside the apartment when he was actually scratched by a fluffy domestic cat and even that appears to be his fault. please continue reading
The photograph was taken by the house owner: Carol Bierwagen. It is a relatively large cat, larger than a domestic cat but smaller than a puma. For her it is a mystery cat. The same goes for the press. However, … please continue reading
The title to this article is a question asked by web surfers and it needs to be read carefully because ‘mating’ means a sexual encounter. It does not necessarily mean the creation of bobcat x domestic cat hybrids. This is … please continue reading
It is probable that bobcats and the lynx have tufted ears to allow clearer communication between cats. A cat’s ear flaps are used to communicate (as well as collect sounds) and large tufts assist in this process. please continue reading
The best picture of an albino bobcat is on a hunting website where one hunter impresses all the others by presenting his killed albino bobcat. He killed the cat with a arrow I understand. Sad. please continue reading
It appears that, in America, cat owners may have to reassess the possibility of their cat being infected by a very nasty protozoan blood parasite which is often fatal and which is injected into the cat when bitten by a … please continue reading
Yes, the Bobcat is a Lynx. People ask this question on the internet. The Bobcat is within a group of four cats which are all under the heading of “Lynx”. In taxonomy terminology this group is called a “Genus”. The … please continue reading
On the Internet, people ask whether bobcats hibernate or migrate. The answer is that bobcats neither hibernate nor migrate. No wild cat species hibernates or migrates. They are simply not one of those species which do these sorts of things. … please continue reading
