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The Pope's expression in the picture says it all...

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ng season is roughly a month long, from March to early April. Urine marking and mating calls are part of display behaviour and increase the interaction between individuals of opposite sexes. Females can be induced ovulators when the availability of mates is low, or spontaneous ovulators when several mates are available. Females have only a single estrus cycle; estrus lasts three to five days in captivity.[15] Individuals have been observed making long wailing vocalizations, probably as mating calls.[57] Before birth, the female prepares a maternal den, usually in very thick brush, and typically inside thickets of shrubs, trees or woody debris.[30][58] After a gestation of two to three months, a litter of one to eight kittens is born.[15] Lynx reproductive cycles and litter sizes have been observed to vary with prey availability; litter size would typically contract in years of snowshoe hare decline (along with high infant mortality rates), and increase when hares were abundant.[59][60][61] Kittens weigh from 175 to 235 g (6.2 to 8.3 oz) at birth and initially have greyish buff fur with black markings. They are blind the first fourteen days and weaned at twelve weeks. Most births occur from May to July. Kittens leave the den after about five weeks and begin hunting at between seven and nine months of age. They leave the mother at around ten months, as the next breeding season begins, but they do not reach the full adult size until around two years of age. Female offspring typically settle in home ranges close to their mothers and remain in contact with them for life, while male offspring move far from their mother's range. Females reach sexual maturity at ten months but often delay breeding another year; males mature at age two or three. Canada lynxes have been reported to live sixteen years in the wild, though most do not survive ten; in captivity they may make it to twenty-seven.[15][21][62] Diseases and mortality The Canada lynx is known to host several parasites including Cylicospirura felineus, Taenia species, Toxocara cati, Toxascaris leonina and Troglostrongylus wilsoni.[63][64] Canada lynxes could have played a role in the transmission of the zoonotic parasite Toxoplasma gondii to the Inuit in North America.[65][66] A study in 2019 identified a gammaherpesvirus species in the Canada lynx for the first time. The study discovered a novel percavirus, named LcaGHV1, in spleen samples of Canada lynxes from Maine and Newfoundland.[67] A study identified plague as a major cause of mortality in reintroduced populations in Colorado.[68] Fishers are known to hunt Canada lynxes occasionally in the northeastern United States; a study in northern Maine identified predation by fishers as the leading cause of Canada lynx mortality over twelve years, though it did not appear to affect populat

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ng season is roughly a month long, from March to early April. Urine marking=
 and mating calls are part of display behaviour and increase the interactio=
n between individuals of opposite sexes. Females can be induced ovulators w=
hen the availability of mates is low, or spontaneous ovulators when several=
 mates are available. Females have only a single estrus cycle; estrus lasts=
 three to five days in captivity.[15] Individuals have been observed making=
 long wailing vocalizations, probably as mating calls.[57] Before birth, th=
e female prepares a maternal den, usually in very thick brush, and typicall=
y inside thickets of shrubs, trees or woody debris.[30][58]

After a gestation of two to three months, a litter of one to eight kittens =
is born.[15] Lynx reproductive cycles and litter sizes have been observed t=
o vary with prey availability; litter size would typically contract in year=
s of snowshoe hare decline (along with high infant mortality rates), and in=
crease when hares were abundant.[59][60][61] Kittens weigh from 175 to 235 =
g (6.2 to 8.3 oz) at birth and initially have greyish buff fur with black m=
arkings. They are blind the first fourteen days and weaned at twelve weeks.=
 Most births occur from May to July. Kittens leave the den after about five=
 weeks and begin hunting at between seven and nine months of age. They leav=
e the mother at around ten months, as the next breeding season begins, but =
they do not reach the full adult size until around two years of age. Female=
 offspring typically settle in home ranges close to their mothers and remai=
n in contact with them for life, while male offspring move far from their m=
other's range. Females reach sexual maturity at ten months but often delay =
breeding another year; males mature at age two or three. Canada lynxes have=
 been reported to live sixteen years in the wild, though most do not surviv=
e ten; in captivity they may make it to twenty-seven.[15][21][62]

Diseases and mortality
The Canada lynx is known to host several parasites including Cylicospirura =
felineus, Taenia species, Toxocara cati, Toxascaris leonina and Troglostron=
gylus wilsoni.[63][64] Canada lynxes could have played a role in the transm=
ission of the zoonotic parasite Toxoplasma gondii to the Inuit in North Ame=
rica.[65][66] A study in 2019 identified a gammaherpesvirus species in the =
Canada lynx for the first time. The study discovered a novel percavirus, na=
med LcaGHV1, in spleen samples of Canada lynxes from Maine and Newfoundland=
.[67] A study identified plague as a major cause of mortality in reintroduc=
ed populations in Colorado.[68]

Fishers are known to hunt Canada lynxes occasionally in the northeastern Un=
ited States; a study in northern Maine identified predation by fishers as t=
he leading cause of Canada lynx mortality over twelve years, though it did =
not appear to affect populat

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