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Bobcats are at Wikipedia

Tue, 30 Sep 2008
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Although bobcats are hunted by humans for sport and fur they have escaped extinction.  Check out more about bobcat conservation, as well as learn about the bobcat's diet and the tracks it leaves behind.  Don't miss the section on the 12 subspecies of bobcats!

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  • Bobcats
  • Animal Facts
Submitted by: Dana Morris Writer, Animals.com

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