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A Canada lynx walks through a mossy, wooded area captured by a trail camera in the Alaskan wilderness during early October.

Photo from Alaska Region U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service via Flickr (Public Domain Mark) · Photo source · Public domain

Canada Lynx on Forest Trail

A Canada lynx walks through a mossy, wooded area captured by a trail camera in the Alaskan wilderness during early October.

Canada lynx trail camera

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