Bobcats
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Mainly solitary except during breeding season, bobcats (Lynx rufus) mark their territory with urine, feces and anal gland secretions.
Bobcats are ambush hunters, eating mainly rabbits and hares but hunting prey up to ten times its own bodyweight.
Although bobcats are hunted for their pelts, the species is listed as one of Least Concern.
Bobcats can jump as high as 12 feet!
Prevalent from Canada all the way into Mexico, including most of the United States.
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