Lynx Jumps 2 Metres Straight Up! | Deadly 60 | Series 2 | BBC Earth 

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SAME! I had a whole project for the Lynx.

Jake Peterson HIGH FIVE MAN

Jake Peterson Same i love lynxs

mine can devour a man

+Chelikani Akhil mine can devour a loaf of bread

Okipouros LALALA

Was just gonna type this as well :D Just ordinary cat stuff

is it dangerous to be around a lynx like someone would be around a lion? or is a lynx a kind of a pet?

+Moist Gnome Did I also mention that they are on the "Worthless 60" as well.

only with weapons

Lol right cause like we’re weak af without weapons but then when we have weapons we kill everything. Hunting is a fuckin sport now, while other animals have to hunt to survive lol

Something Democrats would say but okay.

Humans are simultaneously the most and least dangerous creatures to ever exist

Lynx never seem to show much agression to humans. Bobcats seem to show more but that is usually when they have been caught in a trap or the human has a dog with them. Lynx seem to be very chill when they encounter humans.

Haha I get it mate

+Rolai Eckolo Warm sands to you.

+Rolai Eckolo M'aiq is tired now. Go bother somebody else.

May your road lead you to warm sands

Rolai Eckolo oh Skyrim

Lynx was like: "what the hell these humans are about? What do they want from us??"

This is an old show for young children.

Looks like you finally got the attention you wanted.

I can’t stop laughing 😂😂😂

ahah i know, he is overly excited :D

frepi the but normally he mentioned thats how lynx's haunt by climbing on a tree then attacking below

A human could take on a lynx qiuet easily it jus wouldnt be fun

it's a fuggin huge cat

Gabe kenyon lynxs respect people but they can easily kill a bulldog their one of the most dangerous predators they can even kill a wolf one on one.

+Patrice Boivin yeah I saw that vid it was soo amazing

+Patrice Boivin yeah this 1 here was no big deal. Tv tho

Yes but domestic cats r tiny ;-;

I had a male cat who could do that. Standing start to the top of the sliding glass door to pounce on an insect on the other side of the glass. You'd just hear this brrrip! as his back claws helped launch him off the carpet. 21 pounds and all muscle. Sweet little guy though... I miss him.

WOAAAH this cat just climbed up a tree

They are men.

When people are passionate about stuff they are fascinated by small details. It's cute

I think it was running so nobody (other lynx) would try to take the food away.

Clearly you haven't seen deadly 60 then

Why DID this guy over think things? Because that Lynx that was above him, could've jumped down slit his neck and ate him!

Yes it doesn't appear like the lynx was in stalking mode to normal cat enthusiasts but maybe this guy knows something we don't.

lol :D

maybe because Lynx was not a domestic cat? They are wild, and they can kill human.

Dylan Eyer Look at the thumbnail. You can tell this khajiit has been sippin the vial.

in a solid plane soil maybe they can jump higher

Because it is a wild animal and can be unpredictable. Even if lynx attacks aren't documented they still have the intentional to harm somebody.

***** Have you ever encountered one in the wild? I have and they run like a shot when they see people. They just don't threaten people. I have to laugh at this guy in the video. He says he's nervous around two lynx.....he's the one that set up the food situation with them. They have no interest in him.

RuleofFive You're forgetting that they are wild though and still very unpredictable. Just because the ones you have encountered have ran away doesn't mean every Lynx in the world will. Especially since the environment, in which these Lynx have been brought up in, influence/impact their behaviours. Either way it's better to be safe than sorry when in Steve's situation.

ボスちゃん "Either way it's better to be safe than sorry when in Steve's situation. " "Steve" put himself in that situation with a camera man filming the whole thing. People aren't a target for Lynx because we're too big. Yes they're hunters but even lions won't risk their lives to attack say a male elephant. Lynx are the same way. People are misinformed about the false dangers of a lot of animals and sometimes that ignorance gets these animals killed. Its not right.

RuleofFive Yes, Steve put himself in that situation. But that still doesn't mean he shouldn't take the necessary precautions to keep himself safe. Besides Lynx and almost any wild animals are still very unpredictable; the majority of the Lynx species may not hunt larger animals. However, like I said, each animal is not going to act in the same way. Nature isn't 90% predictable, so anything can happen. I mean, you have generalised a whole species of lions. Saying that they won't attack a male elephant. However there have been recordings of lions attacking grown elephants.

csgrambauer same XD

Dean Sinclair Lol, ikr?

Omg I thought I was the only one! Guess not x3

Midnight Lynx Lol no you're not. I do that to pretty much every feline animal on Earth - even lions! When I see nature documentaries on lions and they cut to a lionness, I go: "Awww kitty-kitty!"

IKR KITTTYYYY My profile pic is kitty x3

Yes, and there has been talk of re-introducing them from what I understand.

***** Good news: They will be reintroduced around the end of this year!

Abe The Conservationist I didn't realize it was that soon! Where did you hear that?

***** Yeah I did.

Wolves and bears also used to live in the UK. The brown bear became extinct in 1000 AD, then the wolf in 1743.

Hilarious, comedic, funny if you will. I could never, NEVER stoop so low as to make such a pathetic joke, imagine that, a higher being such as myself climbing down the ranks of society so far to that of even reading the comment of a peasant.

64fairlane359 12ft

+64fairlane359 that looked very easy for the lynx. they should have made it a bit more challenging.

SmokeDogNY420 lynx can’t kill people they can kill most dogs but not people

The Lynx are solitary animals that are rarely seen in the wild and will most likely avoid you (flee/hide) unless you pose a direct threat to themselves, young or food/territory.

+Fastbuddy777 Wow I did not see that at all. Well spotted. There could others. I mean the three we have seen are defintely used to being near humans so it's probably in a park where there are others.

+OakhheartIX that's what I thought cause they look like deer ,but I noticed those were jumping and the lynx were jumping too

Well spotted!

+Fastbuddy777 that are probably other lynxes

+Fastbuddy777 Wolves maybe? :I

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gtfo

Factual!!! My retarded ass cat climbs walls for no reason.

I hope you realise that this cat weighs a lot more than your typical house cat. That is why it is impressive.

@@StiflingSky have a look at the jaguar pls and see what they can do....

They are quite dangerous guys if you've ever seen one up close. They are like gigantic houscats but more muscular and with even bigger claws and teeth. If provoked and with no route to flee, they could kill a not very fit, underly dressed person of 5 feet or under.

Alfred Dean We'll see won't we big man.

Ill make a video I'll wear leather gloves and sweat pants and sweater and I'll go hunt 1 with my bear hands. If I see a black bear under 150lbs I'll fight it instead.

Under 150lbs a black bear has no chance.

Alfred Dean One swipe to your throat and all you lifting has gone to waste. Not so big now are ya, Tough Guy?

Yep - do always respect a wild animal! Their teeth and claws are not for decoration....

I’d like to chill with them

Very odd if you compare them to house cats...however, check out other large cats' eyes :3

not that odd apparently--my little 6 pounder has round pupils too, and blue irises to boot.

He´s just so overdramatic. Lynx are not known for attacking peoples. Our Lynx in Sweden are bigger then the American and Canadian Lynxes. The Lynx we have here is the Sibirian Lynx. Same kind as in Russia.

I hear the waiting list is long. They didn't tell me how to short-cut the queue.

+Amalia Synolaki Yes and No, they are in the same family, but they are both adapted to different climates/areas, they are slight differences, but thats what make organisms unique!

yes, they are the same.

actully lynx are 1 of the most rarest wildcats and as for bobcats thre very common.

+Amalia Synolaki It's about the same cat, but the name Lynx is from latin and is slightly more general group of cats, bobcats spread on different continents (eg. Lynx canadensis or lynx lynx or lynx pardinus), like "panthera" - there is no such animal as "panthera" often wrong used for jaguars (Panthera onca) and leopards (Panthera pardus), especially as "black panthera" (the same latin names as mentioned). Panthera is latin name of Felidae family of cat species taxonomy.

ya right

That was a bit higher than your eye level 1, 2 its jumping straight up in snow smart guy

marlon alston A lynx is about 4-5 times the size of a domestic cat, has much more powerful hind legs, and most certainly can jump way higher. An average lynx has a length of about a meter. When a lynx stretches its extremities that almost doubles its length (height). When that lynx got up on his hind legs and stretched his front paws all he had to jump was at best 2 feet (probably less). Which is nothing for a lynx. Watch the video - the animal is hardly jumping. He just got up on his hind legs, reached out, and then hopped a little. Smart guy my ass.

You're going to marry a bobcat?

Ah. Who's the star of the show? I was thinking it was all about the cats.

They're in a enclosed area. These are not wild animals. No Lynx would do this in the wild.

loonytooner No one appreciated ur joke :p i laughed a lot

TheCatAteMyShoe They're definitely wild, no lynx is neither tame nor domestic.But clearly they're in some type of enclosure and very used to humans.Also they're not bobcats, they're euroasian lynxes.

I guess you are a midget then..

Daemaa RotMG no im 6 feet tall. saying my dog jumps higher than a cat of similar size

420SanJuan firstly, doubtful, and secondly fleas can jump over 100 times their body length. That doesn't make the lynx any less impressive. 6 feet is about 183cm. This cat which would weigh more than your 14 inch (imperial measurements, really? Catch up with the rest of the world) dog has about another 20cm on that. Plus it is jumping out of snow. Please leave the internet alone.

Trent Cullum Are you kidding me? "Catch up with the rest of the world." I can imagine you being like 11 thinking he's clever.

LetsDance2JoyDivision1 yes catch up without the rest of the world. The imperial measuring system is so ridiculously antiquated it is just a joke. And thinking who is clever?

Yeah, but your kitty wouldn't even make a good snack for a lynx.. you might though.

TheBaconWizard isn't that cannibalism?

@@okamijubei Not cannibalism. Lynx and cats are related, but not the same species. It would be more like if a human ate a chimpanzee.

@@Niobesnuppa okay, borderline-cannibalism

no

+Lael C the lord? prove it.

Explain how it works? Scientist have explained it. But let's hear your theory.. What has the "bible taught you?

No they don't pop up.. Evolution over millions of years. The world isn't 6000 years old like your fairy tale religion says.

+Passion Petals AJ sorry thought you were original poster.

@@NT-vq9lq He didn't say God made them in an instant, 6000 years ago. A smart God would use a big bang and an evolution to create living beings !

Exactly what I thought. He could have jumped much higher.