From ear tufts to tail tips, discover the key physical features that help you tell bobcats and lynx apart in fleeting ...

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Lynx paws are longer and larger, they have minimal spotting, and they have arched backs. Like a bobcat, their tail is short, but no black banding on the tip. Courtesy photo Here in Colorado and in ...

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.

Another person described the Lynx paws in the same way. “Lynx are so cool! Look at those huge mitts!” they said. The species is often confused with bobcats, and the comments section reflects that.