What are some characteristics of a bobcat's ecosystem?

Bobcats, scientific name Lynx rufus, are the most widespread predator in North America, ranging from Mexico to Canada. Some researchers have suggested that the bobcat is a “keystone species. read more

Just east of Hollywood, Silver Lake is a wonderful natural habitat for Bobcats, featuring a hip nightlife, with many bars and nightclubs. It is the center of the indie rock scene in LA, and hosts two street music festivals a year. read more

American bobcats (Lynx rufus) are found throughout most of North America, apart from northern Canada. They can adapt to many habitats, including forests, mountains, brushland, semidesert, wooded farmland and conifer swamps, and they are increasingly taking up residence in suburban and urban areas. read more

Bobcat habitat varies widely from forests and mountainous areas to semi-deserts and brush land. A habitat dense with vegetation and lots of prey is ideal. Bobcats are excellent hunters, stalking prey with stealth and patience, then capturing their meals with one great leap. read more