Using its large ears, the snowshoe hare listens carefully for the crunch of footsteps, so the lynx must be stealthy. Before it can get close enough, the hare is on the move and the lynx follows ...

This unique relationship allowed Sam to capture some epic never-before-filmed behaviour — including a wild lynx successfully hunting a snowshoe hare. Canada’s lynx are dependent on snowshoe ...

The cat is known to venture into Minnesota when snowshoe hare, its main prey, are hard to find, the DNR says. It's also found in Maine and mountainous parts of the northwestern U.S. Canada lynx ...

The diet of the Canadian lynx typically consists of 75% snowshoe hare, and researchers have noticed that lynx and hare populations in Canada are in incredibly tight sync with one another.

By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff This beautiful Canada lynx, caught on a trail camera by BDN Contributor Allie Ladd ( ...

The large hind feet, long ears, short tail, and typical rabbit shape distinguish this snowshoe hare, the only "rabbit" throughout much of the Adirondack Park. From mid-December until late April, the ...

Milder winters or shifting snowfall levels can also affect snowshoe hare populations, influencing a hungry lynx to move closer to populated areas. Sometimes, shorter winters may even drive lynxes ...

Canada lynx mainly eat snowshoe hares and are found where hare populations are plentiful. Canada lynx typically have solid coloring with occasional grizzled patterns or dark spots. Most are ...