AFinally, does a lynx like to stay in human homes? An extraordinary moment happened in San Manuel, Arizona, USA.
According to the Arizona Game and Fish Department on social networking site Facebook, a resident came home Monday to find a lynx lying on her dog’s bed.
The man contacted authorities, but “Lynx escaped before the agent arrived“, the publication says.
Before the animal left the house, the resident was able to take some photos to confirm the authenticity of the moment.
The department has reminded residents not to attempt to deal with trapped or injured wild animals without assistance from authorities.
A bobcat rests on a dog bed at a San Manuel home. The homeowner, who found it when he returned from work, suspected the dog had gotten in through an unlocked door. The bobcat fled before an officer arrived. Do not handle entangled/injured wildlife yourself. Call 623-236-7201 ASAP. pic.twitter.com/zcQFD4m08h
— AZ Game & Fish Department (@azgfdTucson) March 7, 2023
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