4 months, 15 species! The deposits left at latrine sites often attract other scavengers such as birds, rodents, and weasels. In this compilation from spring through early fall in 2022, you'll see three bird species (grouse, thrush, northern flicker) picking through the leftovers in addition to a deer mouse, muskrat, and weasel doing the same. Other visitors include lynx, a mule deer, a coyote, a wolf, a grizz marking a tree, snowshoe hare, wolverine, and a black bear that retreats after smelling

10K views · 771 reactions | We have TWO Lynx species here at sanctuary— can you tell the difference between the two?  If you have a really keen eye, then you’d also be able to tell which of our rescued residents are in this video . #canadalynx #lynx #canadianlynx #eurasianlynx #lynxlove | Wildcat Sanctuary | Facebook

852K views · 37K reactions | This Iberian lynx, mother of four cubs, was killed by a poacher. Despite efforts to save the species, poaching still remains one of their primary causes of death. | Brut nature | Facebook