1. Canada Lynx (_Lynx canadensis_):
- Fur color: Silvery, gray, or pale brown
- Distinct features: Dark tips on ear tufts, white chest fur, and well-defined black markings on the face
2. Eurasian Lynx (_Lynx lynx_):
- Fur color: Dark brown or reddish-brown
- Distinct features: Prominent ear tufts, bushy facial hair, and less obvious facial markings compared to other species
3. Iberian Lynx (_Lynx pardinus_):
- Fur color: Pale brown or sandy-colored with dark spots
- Distinct features: Spot patterns vary among individuals, with fewer spots compared to other species
4. Bobcat (_Lynx rufus_):
- Fur color: Grayish-brown or reddish-brown
- Distinct features: Short ear tufts, black-tipped ears, and white or buff-colored belly fur
The variations in lynx fur color serve as camouflage, helping them blend into their surroundings and hunt effectively in different habitats.