Posted: Jun 27, 2024 / 10:17 AM EDT Updated: Jul 2, 2024 / 02:53 PM EDT NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WPRI) — Buttonwood Park Zoo (BPZOO) welcomed two Canada lynx kittens for the first time in its history.

The kittens were born to parents Hunter and Roxy. Hunter, a 6-year-old male, was born at the Erie Zoo as his parents, Russell and Martina, were the first pair of Canada lynx at the zoo.

The Buttonwood Park Zoo announced the birth of two Canada Lynx kittens. Staff said one male and female were born on May 4, 2024. The birth marked the first successful litter for 11-year-old female ...

Monday was the first day that the six-month-old Canada Lynx kittens Willow and Jade were seen enjoying their enclosure. The kittens were born on May 17 around 5:15 a.m. and have been doing well.

Albert the Canada lynx (Photo credit: Seneca Park Zoo) ROCHESTER, N.Y. — After welcoming two new Masai giraffes this month, the Seneca Park Zoo has yet another new animal: A Canada lynx.

Wildwood Zoo’s newest resident, Odin the lynx cub, is expected to join Elsa the bobcat in the Wildcat Building in coming ...

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The newest residents at John Ball Zoo are as cute as can be. The three Canada lynx kittens were born on Thursday, May 23, to parents Becca and Thor.

Seneca Park Zoo has a new resident. A 5-year-old Canada lynx named Albert arrived Oct. 9 from Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, the zoo announced Oct. 16.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Seneca Park Zoo says its Canada lynx, Gretzky, died over the weekend from a brain tumor.Zoo staff noticed a sudden decline in the lynx health on Saturday, saying he became ...

Seneca Park Zoo's other Canada lynx is female Bianca, who was born in 2013 and arrived here in 2014. Together they had one kitten, Stanley, on June 2, 2022.

Seneca Park Zoo has a new resident. A 5-year-old Canada lynx named Albert arrived Oct. 9 from Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, the zoo announced Oct. 16. He was transferred here based on a ...

Canada lynx kittens Jade and Willow sit with their mother Roxy at their enclosure at the Erie Zoo at 423 W. 38th St. Sept. 9 was the first time the kittens were seen by the public in their enclosure.