is the Canada Lynx the most beautiful animal?

Me-WOW! 😍

Dollface thread.

Yes gorgeous animal, OP. And wonderful coats.

The black hair on the tips of their ears is so cool.

Baby Dollface!

I've had him. Not much going on between the ears, if you know what I mean.

I think the snow leopard is even prettier.

But yes, I'm a huge fan of the lynx, have been since the first time I saw them as a kid.

My brother lives in suburban Calgary, and while he’s never seen a lynx he occasionally has been visited by bobcats which keep the wild rabbit and small dog populations in check.

R5 thank you for showing us that! My head just exploded from the cuteness! 🥰

Distantly related dollfaces.

[quote]Less than a quarter of a century after the Iberian lynx was feared to be only a whisker away from extinction, populations of the animal have recovered enough across Spain and Portugal for it to be moved from “endangered” to “vulnerable” on the global red list of threatened species.

[quote]According to the latest census, the lynx population on the peninsula has risen from just 94 in 2002 to 2,021 last year, with the overwhelming majority – almost 86% – found in Spain.

I love the desert sand cat. I also love that they're one of the meanest creatures on the planet.

Certainly not!

I, for one, bow to our new almiqui overlords.

Incredible footage of lynx in northern Minnesota.

Not much of a tail on that one.

I saw a Lynx once while hiking in The White Mountains. He couldn't run away from me fast enough.

R16 = Gandalf

Every cat is the most beautiful animal.

R3 needs to die in a Christmas grease fire.

Not as beautiful as our Luigi.

This woman rescued a Lynx cub from a fur farm and raised him to be a loving pet.

Meowface thread.

Hah!

That's both cute AND terrifying at R21.

My tuxedo cat is more beautiful. She's a little fancy lady.

R18 I kind of agree. Both the large cats and small ones are esthetically pleasing.

R3 is Oran Juuce Jones

This pretty kitty looks like a Lynx, and he also loves sitting on a kayak while looking at the water.

Two Lynx in Ontario Have Intense Conversation