Bobcat are stealthy, nocturnal predators found across North America, thriving in forests, deserts, and even suburbs. Known for their short “bobbed” tail and spotted coat, they’re expert hunters, capable of leaping up to 10 feet. | Khari Kapo Shabazz

Lots of tail wags from bobcat Cinnamon! Did you know that bobcats get their name from their bobbed tails and that the tails movement/position can tell a lot about how a cat is feeling? | Safe Haven Wildlife Sanctuary

This Bobcat is living up to his name as he flicked his little tail around. Unlike many other wild cats with long tails, the bobcat’s tail is short—usually around 5–7 inches—and often looks as though it’s been cut or “bobbed.” Early settlers in America noticed this distinct feature and started calling the animal a “Bobcat.” Notice how he could care less that my 80-pound dog is standing with me. If you’re on Instagram I’d appreciate you giving my page a follow as I try and grow on that platform! h

Content Warning: This video shows a bobcat hunting. Silent and precise, the bobcat waits for the perfect moment. With one swift pounce, it catches a gopher with incredible accuracy. Nature’s hunters at their finest! 🐾 . . . . . . . . . #bobcat #bobcathunting #catsofinstagram #Cats #catstagram #wildlifeplanet #wildlifephotography #wildlife #wildanimals #naturelovers #nature #naturephotography #photography #Amen #Sony #canon #bayarea | Thy Pygmy Owl Tour

Content Warning: This video shows a bobcat hunting. Silent and precise, the bobcat waits for the perfect moment. With one swift pounce, it catches a ground gopher with incredible accuracy. Nature’s hunters at their finest! 🐾 #Bobcat #Wildlife #naturehunt #cat #animals #photography #groundgopher | Thy Pygmy Owl Tour