You never know what’s coming around the corner 👁️ The Eurasian lynx survives harsh winters with its dense, camouflaged coat and snowshoe-like paws. To adapt to the changing seasons, their coats turn reddish-brown during the summer months. These solitary cats are prolific nocturnal hunters, with exceptional hearing and sharp eyesight - they are able to identify a mouse 250 feet away! #EarthCapture by Russell MacLaughlin | BBC Earth

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

The Canada lynx is a rare wild cat built for life in the snow, but its survival is at risk due to changing climates and habitat loss. Conservationists are working to protect the Canada lynx and preserve its northern forest home. Tune in to today’s episode of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild to see how wildlife experts are helping save this incredible species and ensure a future for lynx in the wild. | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom