The terms “bobcat,” “lynx,” and “mountain lion” refer to three distinct species of wild cats belonging to the Felidae family. Bobcats are medium-sized cats native to North America, known for their short tails and tufted ears. Lynxes are also medium-sized cats found in various regions of the Northern Hemisphere, characterized by their distinctive ear tufts and long, dense fur.
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The East Texas mountain lion, scientifically classified as Puma concolor stanleyana, is a subspecies of the cougar native to the eastern region of Texas. It’s a solitary and elusive animal, with a body length ranging from 5 to 8 feet and weighing between 80 to 140 pounds.
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