447K views · 10K reactions | Iberian Lynx mother hunts and protects her cubs | Wild Relations | Real Wild | Facebook

38K views · 2K reactions | A glimpse into the life of a lynx, spotted near the San Juans. Did you know that while most cats display their moods by moving their tails, a lynx indicates its mood using its long, black ear tufts? A lynx’s tail is just too short! Video captured by Justin Tabeling | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

29K views · 1.4K reactions | A female Eurasian lynx fiercely hunts in the forest, seeking prey larger than herself, while also caring for her two young kittens. As the kittens mature, their mother guides them in developing their hunting skills, starting with smaller kills like a bird carcass, until they are eventually able to successfully hunt on their own around the age of six months. | Love Nature | Facebook

174K views · 4.2K reactions | Iberian lynx are apex predators – and a force to be reckoned with. While they don't have any natural predators, lynx kittens are vulnerable to other carnivores such as wolves. From a young age, they engage in play fighting in order to finesse their hunting skills, ensuring their survival. #EarthCapture by Alexandra Surkova #IberianLynx #Animals #Nature #Photography | BBC Earth | Facebook