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Not sure which species to adopt for that special someone? Donate to WWF and let them choose their own! Four card designs available.
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When you make donations totaling $75 or more, you'll get this recycled, durable fabric bag FREE! Bag measures 14 1/8" W x 6 3/4" D x 15 3/4" H.
Adopt a Lynx
Lynx facts:
Lynxes live in the boreal forests of North America and in the Canadian Rockies. These cats dine on birds, fish and mammals, primarily snowshoe hares. Cousin to the bobcat, the lynx is characterized by its short body, tufted ears and cheek ruffs. Their paws are large and furry, which evenly distributes their weight while moving over snow. During the spring, females give birth to litters of two to three kittens in stumps or fallen logs to protect them from predators. Lynxes are at risk due to loss of prey species and hunting for fur.
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For nearly half a century, WWF has been protecting the future of nature. The world’s leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by almost five million members worldwide.
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