Lynx: meaning, definitions and examples

Describes a wild cat found in forests of Europe, Asia, and North America. Often mentioned in wildlife documentaries or discussions about wildlife and endangered species.

• The lynx is known for its tufted ears and short tail
• Lynx populations are declining in some regions due to habitat loss

General term referring to various species of untamed cats, can be used to describe felines that are not domesticated. Often used in a broader context or in literature and general conversation.

• The European wildcat is one of the many species under threat
• In many regions, wildcat conservation programs have been established

Refers specifically to a medium-sized North American wild cat. Commonly used in discussions about North American wildlife, hunting, or even rural and suburban sightings.

• A bobcat was spotted near the outskirts of town
• Bobcats are known for their distinctive spotted fur and smaller size compared to other lynx species

Used to refer to the wild cat species found in Europe, Asia, and North America. Often appears in biological, conservation, and wildlife discussions.

• The lynx is known for its short tail and tufts of hair on its ears.
• Conservationists are working to protect the habitat of the Eurasian lynx.

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