Few North American predators are as rarely seen, or as perfectly built for their environment, as the Canada lynx. Wrapped in thick, pale fur with black-tufted ears and an unmistakable bobbed tail, this elusive wild cat moves through deep snow almost silently — a trick made possible by paws so oversized they function like natural snowshoes, spreading its weight across the surface of the snowpack while other predators sink and struggle.
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