Colorado biologists are speculating that a natural up-and-down cycle in snowshoe-hare population may be a key factor in the lack of lynx kitten births the past two years.The Colorado.

Lynx reintroduction program hindered by lack of hare researchBiologists say more research is needed on key prey speciesBy Bob Berwynsummit daily newsSummit County, CO ColoradoEmail Print ...

Over the five years of our study in the Yukon’s Kluane region, we collected over 14,000 hours of audio recordings from 26 individual lynx. After using various methods of data processing, we were ...

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Snow quality may affect the Canadian lynx's ability to kill its prey, according to new research suggesting climate may be impacting one of the most fascinating ecological systems to intrigue ...

Snowshoe hare depend on a dense forest structure. And so when a wildfire comes through, it's burning that cover. Snowshoe hares can't be there and so neither can lynx.

In fact, snowshoe hares are the main source of prey for Canadian lynx. The population dynamics of Canadian lynx are actually linked to snowshoe hare population cycles, which boom every ten years.

The lynx took off from his home range in June 2017, and, by July 2018 had traveled a whopping 2,174 miles, across mountains and often powerful rivers. “That was the first one that really took off.

Colorado's $3.5 million lynx-reintroduction effort was started before basic research was undertaken on the availability of its main prey, snowshoe hares, scientists now acknowledge after no new ...

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