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Mother Nature Network Bobcat No. 1 was rescued from a barn fire. Bobcat No. 2 had run into trouble after an attack. That's when a group in Minnesota stepped up to help >
Rescued bobcats find new home together
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Two bobcats have a new home at Minnesota's Wildcat Sanctuary after being rescued thousands of miles apart.
108 months ago
Million Pictures Bobcats live alone except when they mate. Each bobcat has an area of land that it protects. Other bobcats avoid this land.
111 months ago
HuffPost Canada Living This is one freaking bit kitty via Bored Panda
The Largest Cat In NYC Who Weighs 28 Lbs And Is Larger Than Most Bobcats
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Meet Samson, a 28 lbs Maine Coon from NYC who is larger than most bobcats. This furball is around 4 feet in length and has even been dubbed “the largest cat in NYC.” In fact, he might even be the largest cat in the world. The current Guinness Wor Read more ... ld record holder passed away in 2013, and he measured ...
115 months ago
Bored Panda The largest cat in NYC who weighs 28 lbs and is larger than most bobcats
The Largest Cat In NYC Who Weighs 28 Lbs And Is Larger Than Most Bobcats
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Meet Samson, a 28 lbs Maine Coon from NYC who is larger than most bobcats. This furball is around 4 feet in length and has even been dubbed “the largest cat in NYC.” In fact, he might even be the largest cat in the world. The current Guinness Wor Read more ... ld record holder passed away in 2013, and he measured…
115 months ago
AP Sports A bogus story on a spoofed news site about Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan is being erroneously attributed to AP. It's not ours.
119 months ago
National Geographic Bobcats rely on stealth for hunting prey, but can leap up to 10 feet (3 meters) to deliver a deadly pounce. See more photos of these solitary creatures taken by members of our #YourShot community.
Bobcats - National Geographic
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Bobcats are about twice the size of a typical housecat and have the greatest range of all North American cats.
121 months ago
National Geographic When it comes to bobcats, the species isn't really at risk—the bigger problem is animal cruelty. Particularly, the capture of the cats with a device so hazardous that it is outlawed in more than 80 nations: the steel-jaw trap.
Trapping Bobcats for Fur in the U.S. is Going Strong-And It's Grisly
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A new investigation reveals America’s booming fur industry feeds high-end markets in Asia and Europe.
122 months ago
Los Angeles Times Bobcats have been trapper targets for a long time thanks to their beautiful pelts, which can go for several hundred dollars on the fur market.
California bans trapping of bobcats amid protests over cruelty
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The California Fish & Game Commission on Wednesday approved a statewide ban on bobcat trapping.
128 months ago
National Geographic Bobcats are elusive, nocturnal, and rarely seen by humans—but our #YourShot community spotted a few. See their striking photos of the mysterious cat.
Bobcats - National Geographic
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Bobcats, sometimes called wildcats, are roughly twice as big as the average housecat.
132 months ago
David Stewart-Feminist http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2015/03/killing-coyotes-bobcats-and-foxes-fun-and-profit
These gory new hunting competitions have taken the country by storm
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Contestants can earn tens of thousands of dollars for killing coyotes, bobcats, and foxes.
133 months ago