A female Canada Lynx in heat looking for a mate. Lynx vocalizations.
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@northwoodswildlifeexplorer7 ай бұрын
Wow - it almost sounds like a bark! Very Cool!
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
It does actually!
@michelleleone4387 ай бұрын
I would have never guessed that sound was coming from a cat.
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
Right! It's so unusual!
@lorraineroberge57937 ай бұрын
I was surprised by it's call. That's the first time hearing it. I was surprised the first time I heard a lion's call, ( altho, that was years and years ago). Although, it's not as annoying as a female Siamese in heat, ( I missed getting her spade, quick enough. Back then, vets would wait for the heat cycle passed). Slept with a pillow over my head, for a couple of days.
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
LOL, that's crazy about your cats. I was surprised when I first heard a lynx, so strange. Thanks for the comment and watching.
@chisomahamba37919 күн бұрын
Is bobcat and lynx two different species ?
@brweeks8817 ай бұрын
Eveeryone can relax. This is the source of all skinwalker claims!
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
Ha Ha, love it!
@Truthwillsetyoufree1-m4t
6 ай бұрын
I’ve experienced unexplainable things in the woods here in Maine. But yes, 99.9% of things we all experience can be easily explained, like lynx vocalizations, foxes, porcupines. But it’s hard to explain orbs the size of basketballs that hover in the valleys up north, below the mountains. It’s hard to explain the sounds of something beating against a tree that sounds like a gunshot, baseball bat loudest crack off the barrel home run ever recorded… or finding humanoid footprints that were 20” long, 8 feet apart. Or having small rocks thrown at you, or worse, a large tree being smashed down with no wind at all. I know your comment was half joke, but there aren’t many people my age (34) who have the outdoors experience, miles or time put in that I do. And I can tell you with complete certainty that the phenomenon is real. Our understanding of it is nothing but conjecture.
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Wow - it almost sounds like a bark! Very Cool!
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
It does actually!
I would have never guessed that sound was coming from a cat.
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
Right! It's so unusual!
I was surprised by it's call. That's the first time hearing it. I was surprised the first time I heard a lion's call, ( altho, that was years and years ago). Although, it's not as annoying as a female Siamese in heat, ( I missed getting her spade, quick enough. Back then, vets would wait for the heat cycle passed). Slept with a pillow over my head, for a couple of days.
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
LOL, that's crazy about your cats. I was surprised when I first heard a lynx, so strange. Thanks for the comment and watching.
Is bobcat and lynx two different species ?
Eveeryone can relax. This is the source of all skinwalker claims!
@MaineWoodsbooger
7 ай бұрын
Ha Ha, love it!
@Truthwillsetyoufree1-m4t
6 ай бұрын
I’ve experienced unexplainable things in the woods here in Maine. But yes, 99.9% of things we all experience can be easily explained, like lynx vocalizations, foxes, porcupines. But it’s hard to explain orbs the size of basketballs that hover in the valleys up north, below the mountains. It’s hard to explain the sounds of something beating against a tree that sounds like a gunshot, baseball bat loudest crack off the barrel home run ever recorded… or finding humanoid footprints that were 20” long, 8 feet apart. Or having small rocks thrown at you, or worse, a large tree being smashed down with no wind at all. I know your comment was half joke, but there aren’t many people my age (34) who have the outdoors experience, miles or time put in that I do. And I can tell you with complete certainty that the phenomenon is real. Our understanding of it is nothing but conjecture.
Poor thing is in heat.
@jeff-ih3yl
7 ай бұрын
its a male