are russian lynx endangered
The largest of the lynxes, the Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) has powerful legs, with slightly longer hindlimbs adapted for springing . In common with other lynx species, the large ears are adorned with conspicuous black tufts, and the long cheek hair hangs down to form a facial ruff, appearing almost mane-like in winter. The coat is long and extremely dense, especially over the winter, and is more variable in colouration than in any other felid. No it doesn't, L. lynx is the Eurasian lynx which lives in Eurasia, the lynxes you're talking about are L. canadensis , the Canada lynx, and L. rufus, the bobcat. Editor abcdef (talk) 05:52, 9 June 2015 (UTC) All of these animals are on the top of Russia's endangered animals list. Of course there is more but we chose the top one's just to show you what it is all about. Raising this awareness and showing you about these animals and giving you information will hopefully make you want to help. The above-referenced letter lists the species of animals considered as under the threat of extinction or, in common terms, ENDANGERED, under the Internation Convention on Trade of Endangered Wild Flora and Fauna (literal translation from Russian in the above-referenced official letter). The Amur Leopard is extremely rare and only lives in the remote and snowy forest of eastern Russian primary region. The Amur Leopard used to live in Korea and northern China as well but has now gone extinct in those countries. Major threats facing the the Leopard is habitat loss from logging. Beluga whales were first issued an endangered species in 2008. The Siberian Crane is another animal facing extinction with as few as three couples in the Oka Reserve in the late 1990. The cranes are omnivorous eating; rodents, fish, cranberries, and insects. The Russian Lynx is the third most endangered animal in Russia. They are known to be poached very intensely and are used for the meat and skin for clothing. There are a lot of people that even use them for things such as fashion shows. Eurasian lynx range. One of the widest ranging of all cat species, the Eurasian lynx has a broad distribution stretching from western Europe through Russia and down into Central Asia . This overall range is occupied by around seven separate subspecies but there is yet to be a final agreement on their classification . Lynx lynx is ENDANGERED according to the international trade and laws of Russia[edit] Lynx lynx is listed as under the threat of extinction category II(literal translation from Russian) in the official letter from the Federal Customs Authority of Russia of January 21, 2005, Number N 06-59/1213. The letter in full can be found at: http://zooclub.ru/zakon/45.shtml. Eurasian lynx threats. The Eurasian lynx has been intensively hunted for its fur and persecuted as a threat to game and livestock. As a result, it has been eradicated from large parts of its former range, particularly in Europe .
Yes