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The bobcat (Lynx rufus) is equipped with razor-sharp claws, needle-like teeth, and the strength to make good use of these weapons. About the size of a medium-sized dog, male bobcats average 39 inches in length and weigh about 24 pounds, while females are closer to 36 inches in length and 15 pounds in weight. The bobcat is so named because of it's 'bobbed' tails, which are usually 5-6 inches, although tails as long as eighteen inches have been recorded!
Tufts of black hairs are at the tops of a bobcat's ears, however they are significantly smaller than those of lynx. The backs of bobcats' ears have black rims with a white spot in the center. A bobcat's tail (ranging from five inches to eight inches) averages 6.5 inches in length.Although short compared to a domestic cat, the bobcat's tail averages two inches longer than the tail of lynx.oung bobcats disperse when they are about 8 months old. Mortality and Longevity Bobcats are known to live up to 12 years in the wild, but the average life expectancy is probably closer to 3-4 years. In captivity, they may live 25 years. Few predators other than cougars and humans are able to kill an adult bobcat.