There are four species of Lynx; Iberian, Eurasian, Canadian and Bobcats. Zsa Zsa is our Carpathian Lynx, which is a subspecies of the Eurasian Lynx! This subspecies is native to the Carpathian Mountains and prey on deer, wild goats, smaller rodents or birds. They have to watch out for predators like wolves, wolverines and larger cats where their populations overlap. Zsa Zsa loves to watch and stalk the birds around her enclosure, showing off her hunting skills! Our last twilight hours of the sea

Canadian Lynx are a beautiful wild cat of the boreal forest in Canada. The lynx resembles a very large domestic cat. It has a short tail, long legs, large feet, and prominent ear tufts. Its large feet, which are covered during winter by a dense growth of coarse hair, help the lynx to travel over snow. The lynx, like the snowshoe hare, is primary prey, can spread its toes in soft snow, expanding its "snowshoes" still farther. This species cycles with snowshoe hare abundance. When hares are plenti