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Bobcats [?] solitary hunters that [?] mostly on small mammals such as rabbits and rodents, although they will also [?] birds and even large animals like the white-tail deer. Bobcats [?] binocular vision, which enables them to focus on swiftly running prey. Their pupils [?] to take in all available light, making them extremely effective night hunters. Sharp claws that [?] in climbing are retractable, allowing the bobcat to [?] their prey more quietly. They can [?] to within a few feet of their intended prey and then make a short [?] or [?]. Bobcats [?] compact skulls (fewer teeth and shortened jaws) coupled with long canine teeth. This [?] them with tremendous biting pressure that can [?] their prey in one [?]. Bobcats [?] to breed at 1 year of age, usually in late winter or early spring. Two to four kittens are born after a gestation period of about 62 days. The young [?] furred but blind at birth. In about ten days their eyes will [?] and at four weeks they begin to [?] the area around the den. They are weaned in about 7 to 8 weeks. Bobcats [?] a variety of habitats where there are dense thickets, including coastal swamps and upland forests. Although they [?] often undetected, bobcats can [?] close to humans as long as there is a suitable habitat. They [?] their dens in hollow trees, small caves, and underneath rock ledges and outcroppings.