Considering that bobcats are the most common wild cat species in the United States, you should know what to do if you ever ...

Although bobcats are unlikely to attack humans, ... Bobcats may seem cute and fluffy, especially based on their size with males ranging between 18 to 35 pounds and females at around 30 pounds.

Since 1970, bobcats have been documented in all but 11 of Ohio’s 88 counties. As would be expected, the largest numbers occur ...

While it appears that some residents have taken notice of bobcat sightings in town, with some posting photos and comments on social media, Animal Control Officer David Crockett said this is nothing ...

Bobcat attacks on humans are very rare; ... Bobcats are typically twice the size of a house cat. They can measure from 28 to 47 inches long and weigh between 15 to 35 pounds.

The population of each Iowa furbearer species — coyotes, foxes, bears, beavers, raccoons, minks and bobcats — is different ...

Bobcats pose no threat to humans and are now found in most Ohio counties. ... While tenacious and scrappy, some readers have housecats that eclipse the average bobcat in size.

Thought to be seldom spotted by humans, TMCC's Dr. Meeghan Gray is finding through her research the last two years that this is not the case for bobcats in northwest Reno.

Coyotes and bobcats hide near people when wolves, cougars and other large predators are close-by, putting the smaller carnivores at a higher risk of dying at human hands.

'It will take about another year for the bobcat to reach a full size of 20-25 pounds. ... They are solitary animals that can thrive near humans and can be seen at times in suburban habitats.