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    A bobcat is a medium-sized wild cat found in North America, named for its short tail. It is a powerful carnivore that preys on small animals like rabbits and rodents by stalking them in forests and swamps, and though it mainly hunts wild animals, it may also take chickens, lambs or calves from farms.

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    A bobcat is a medium-sized wild cat found in North America, named for its short tail. It is a powerful carnivore that preys on small animals like rabbits and rodents by stalking them in forests and swamps, and though it mainly hunts wild animals, it may also take chickens, lambs or calves from farms.

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    A bobcat is a medium-sized wild cat found in North America, named for its short tail. It is a powerful carnivore that preys on small animals like rabbits and rodents by stalking them in forests and swamps, and though it mainly hunts wild animals, it may also take chickens, lambs or calves from farms.

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    A bobcat (bay lynx) is not much larger than a big cat.

    A bobcat is found mostly in North America. It is named for its short, sturdy
    bobbed tail. It is sturdy, poerful and fierce.

    Like many cats, a bobcat can spring straight upwards 2 metres or more. It can
    also slash out with its paw to catch low-flying birds. It is more adaptable than its
    cousin the lynx and has coped better with the spread of people and farms.

    It is carnivore, preys on rabbits, deermice, squirrels and similar victims. It stalks


    its preys through hilly rocky scrub, swamps and woods. It preys mainly on wild
    animals, but it may take chickens, lambs, and calves from people farm. Even
    porcupine quills have been found in its droppings.
    Adapted from : Steve Parker, Planet Animals, Essex, Miles Kelly
    Publisihing Ltd., 2000.

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