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Category: Wild Cats

link to Wild Cats in North Dakota

Wild Cats in North Dakota

The 3 wild cat species that are native to the state of North Dakota are the mountain lion, the bobcat, and the Canada Lynx. Mountain lions and Bobcats still live in North Dakota. On the other hand,...

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Wild Cats in Kentucky

The state of Kentucky has two native wild cats. These are the bobcat, (Lynx rufus) and the mountain lion, (Puma concolor). According to the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources...

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Wild Cats in Delaware

The state of Delaware has two native species of wild cats. These are the Mountain lion, (Puma concolor) and the bobcat, (Felis rufus). Mountain lions have been extirpated from the state for a long...

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Wild Cats in Maryland

The bobcat is currently the state of Maryland's only wild cat species. Mountain lions are native to Maryland. However, even though the Maryland Department of Natural Resources receives reports of...

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Wild Cats in Rhode Island

Although both bobcats and mountain lions are native to Rhode Island, today, the only existing wild cat species within the state is the bobcat. While mountain lions are native to Rhode Island, as...

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Wild Cats in Idaho

The state of Idaho is home to three species of wild cats. these are the mountain lion, the Canadian lynx, and the bobcat. We'll talk about each of these three wild cats in the paragraphs...

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