*** About Bobcats: Bobcats, known scientifically as Lynx rufus, are North American wildcats that inhabit wooded areas, semidesert environments, and even suburban edges across the continent. They are adaptable predators and have a diet that includes rabbits, birds, rodents, and even deer. Characterized by their short "bobbed" tails, tufted ears, and spotted patterning, bobcats are solitary creatures, coming together only during the breeding season. Their ability to go unnoticed in human-populated areas allows them to be one of the most successful urban-adapting wildcats. The depicted scene of a mother and kittens highlights their less observed nurturing and social behaviors, showcasing the tender side of a normally elusive and solitary hunter.

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