I have the following criticism of these lynxes.
Synchronised screaming makes it seem they are acting in concert, rather than opposition.
Those near but not quite headbutts look silly.
The floppy ears look silly.
The big rear feet look like those of rabbits .
The sideburns are also a bit goofy.
dv said:
Male lynx encounterI have the following criticism of these lynxes.
Synchronised screaming makes it seem they are acting in concert, rather than opposition.
Those near but not quite headbutts look silly.
The floppy ears look silly.
The big rear feet look like those of rabbits .
The sideburns are also a bit goofy.
harsh
Silly gits.
Expressive though.
dv said:
Male lynx encounterI have the following criticism of these lynxes.
Synchronised screaming makes it seem they are acting in concert, rather than opposition.
Those near but not quite headbutts look silly.
The floppy ears look silly.
The big rear feet look like those of rabbits .
The sideburns are also a bit goofy.
As a way to solve disputes, it makes more sense than a lot of interactions between male animals.
My cat’s reaction to the sound was interesting. It was on edge and looking around trying to see the animals producing the noise.
It doesn’t normally react to sounds from the computer.