New paws are on the move in Wild Canada! 🐾 On Friday, our 10-year-old female Canada lynx, ‘Kaya’, officially moved into her new home next to the black bear habitat. Shy and elusive by nature, Canada lynx are most active at dawn and dusk. Over the past few days, Kaya has been getting familiar with her new space and has even been spotted resting in her cave — a sign she’s feeling comfortable and safe in her new surroundings! For now, she’ll continue to have access to her behind-the-scenes space a

2.2K views · 976 reactions | Fun fact: Although Canada lynx have been known to eat a variety of prey, such as birds and other small mammals, 90 percent of their diet is made up of snowshoe hares. Have you ever spotted a Canada lynx in the wild? #InternationalCatDay  : Mike Dembeck | Nature Conservancy of Canada / Conservation de la nature Canada | Facebook