Moscow, Russia - October 12, 2024

This hilarious video shows headbanger lynxes bumping their furry heads to see who the boss is.

Footage captured at Moscow Zoo, Russia, shows two adorable lynxes with tufts on their ears repeatedly bumping heads with each other to the childish laughter of visitors of the zoo on 12th October.

Then one of the lynxes turns its muzzle to the side, looking down, obviously making it clear that it no longer wants to take part in this bumping fight and gives up.

The lynx turns around and leaves, but at the end, it hits its opponent in the face with its tail in a playful revenge.

Northern lynxes have been kept in the Moscow Zoo since its foundation.

Since 2021, the Moscow Zoo has had a friendly family of five lynxes living in one enclosure: a male (Chip) and a female (Gaika) lynxes and three cubs of different ages, that have already become adults.

The Northern Lynx is one of several subspecies of Eurasian Lynx.
They are the 3rd largest predator in Europe, after the Brown bear and Wolf.