Debunk the rumors! What animal is so powerful that the lynx wants to play dead?

Lynx don't play dead, they are fierce carnivores in nature, basically have no natural predators, even if they encounter lions and tigers, it's useless, they can only run with their lives.

There are no such animals in nature, and there is no point in playing dead for large predators. Therefore, the rumored lynx will play dead, and this will not happen at all.

The lynx is a medium-sized feline and the second most powerful carnivore, and basically does not play dead, and will only run away when it encounters an opponent who cannot be beaten, rather than playing dead.

In fact, the lynx's feigning of death is a self-protection mechanism, and they hope to avoid a fight in this way, which is not how powerful other animals are.

The lynx lives in extremely cold areas, and there are many large beasts in this environment, tigers and leopards are its fierce rivals, and it is obviously impossible to face this kind of opponent, so it has to play dead in the future.

Wolves are social animals, while lynx is a lone loner, and when the lynx encounters a pack, it is definitely not the opponent of the wolves, and it will play dead to confuse its opponents.

Yes, this is a rumor. Because the lynx has basically no natural predators, it is not only powerful, but also very fast. If you come across a particularly large animal such as a tiger, you will stay away.

The lynx (scientific name: lynx lynx) belongs to the feline family, resembling a cat but much larger than a cat, with a stout body and an extremely short tail, usually less than the length of the head and body1 4. The limbs are thick and long, and they are athletic.

The tips of the ears have black tufts of hair. The cheeks have long, droopy hairs. upper body light brown, yellowish brown, light grayish brown or hemp brown, or grayish-white with light brown tones; The ventral surface is pale white, yellowish-white or sandy-yellow.

The tail end is black.

It is a cold-loving animal with a very diverse habitat, from subarctic coniferous forest, cold temperate coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest to alpine meadow, alpine steppe, alpine shrub steppe, alpine desert and semi-desert. It lives in forest and shrub areas, and is more common in dense forests and rocks. Like to live alone, good at climbing and swimming, strong hunger tolerance, can lie in one place for a few days, not afraid of the cold, feed on rats, hares, etc., and also prey on small wild boars and deer.

Most of the nests are built in rock crevices, stone caves or tree cavities. 2-4 litters per litter. It is widely distributed in Europe and northern Asia.