Tim Newton, an engineer who resides in Alaska, has been accustomed to the presence of animals in his area. Hares, foxes, deer, and even bears occasionally appear on the horizon. His house is close to the forest and has only seen the forest’s residents from afar and briefly during his life.
Tim was well aware that lynxes roamed the woods. He only saw them four times, and only during forays into distant locations. What was the old man’s amazement when he glanced out the window first early in the morning and saw a swarm of small lynxes? They were racing around and playing irresponsibly.
They were firing on all cylinders on a large space with a canopy, recklessly playing.
Tim took almost 100 photos from every available angle of the house since he didn’t want to scare off any surprise visitors. Through the glass, though, it didn’t appear to be that striking. He took the risk of silently opening the door and approaching her. By that time, the children had been joined by their mom, who stood peacefully watching her seven cubs do acrobatic feats.
The pleasant encounter lasted about forty minutes. The family departed the region in a well-organized and lightning-fast manner as soon as Tim peered out on the porch.
Experts assume the lynx took its kittens on a training expedition and finished up at the Newton residence in search of hares.
The main food source for these feline individuals is white hares. They also mentioned that having seven healthy babies in a litter is an extremely rare occurrence. There are usually few of them.
Tim’s luck, however, did not end there. Several months later, the adorable family returned to their favorite hangout spot.
