Does the Canada lynx live in a burrow or a den?

The Canada lynx typically uses a den rather than a burrow for shelter. Dens are usually located in dense forests, often in hollowed-out trees, rock crevices, or under fallen logs. These shelters provide protection for the lynx and its young during the breeding season and harsh winter months. Unlike burrows, which are typically dug by animals like rabbits, lynx dens are not excavated but rather utilized from existing natural features.