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In this quick tutorial you'll learn how to draw a bobcat in just a few quick steps, but first... Bobcats live in North America, and can sometimes be spotte

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Bring on the Bobcats  | National Geographic

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Mother Bobcat and babies in the grass at night

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Bobcat family playing in our back yard - mother and 4 kitens

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This adorable one-month old Bobcat was brought to WildCare just a few weeks ago. She is gradually showing many of her Bobcat instincts and characteristics such as her tiny "roar." Many of our baby animals receive stuffed animals ("stuffys'), that give them a feeling of security.

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The Bobcat is One Spring Loaded Predator!

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The Scary Sounds that a Wild Bobcat makes.  Rarely heard.

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You probably don't have lions or cheetahs in your backyard, but how about small wild cats? Bobcats live in almost every state in the U.S. so you just might have one as a neighbor. These small cats have short, bobbed tails, which is why they're called bobcats.

Bobcats have brown or reddish fur with black markings. They look a little like an ordinary house cat, but they're a lot bigger. Bobcats like to eat rabbits, birds and bats. In the winter, they sometimes eat deer. And if a farm or ranch is nearby, they'll steal a chicken, lamb or small pig from time to time.

Of course, farmers don't appreciate having their livestock stolen. In the U.S., bobcats are protected, but Mexican farmers trap, poison or kill bobcats to keep them off their land.

Fun Facts about Bobcats for Kids

Bobcats live almost anywhere. They live in forests, mountains, woodland areas and deserts.

Bobcats quietly sneak up on prey and then pounce!

Bobcats live alone except when they mate. Each bobcat has an area of land that it protects. Other bobcats avoid this land.

Bobcats have one main den in their territory and several smaller dens. The main den is often in a cave. Smaller dens might just be a few rocks or an old tree stump.

Bobcat Vocabulary

Learn More All About Bobcats

Have a look at this video documentary all about bobcats:

A video documentary about the characteristics and behavior of bobcats.

Bobcat Q&A

Question: How many kittens do bobcats have at once?

Answer: Usually between 1 and 3.

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Question: When do bobcats have kittens?

Answer: Usually in the spring. The kittens stay with their mothers until the fall.

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You probably don't have lions or cheetahs in your backyard, but how about small wild cats? Bobcats live in almost every state in the U.S. so you just might have one as a neighbor. These small cats have short, bobbed tails, which is why they're called bobcats.