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The bobcat (Lynx rufus) is equipped with razor-sharp claws, needle-like teeth, and the strength to make good use of these weapons. About the size of a medium-sized dog, male bobcats average 39 inches in length and weigh about 24 pounds, while females are closer to 36 inches in length and 15 pounds in weight. The bobcat is so named because of it's 'bobbed' tails, which are usually 5-6 inches, although tails as long as eighteen inches have been recorded!
The bobcat is North America's most widespread wild cat species. They are found as far north as southern Canada and as far south as northern Mexico. Typically, an adult bobcat is twice as big as a normal house cat and is a formidable predator for its size. Even so, the bobcat has enemies that are more than capable of killing and eating them. Mountain Lion Standing about twice the height and weighing over 100 lbs. more than bobcats, their distant cousin the mountain lion is among their main predators. Less widespread than the smaller bobcat, the two species still share much of the same range.