DULUTH, Minn. — The Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth has acquired two lynx, brothers from different litters. Floki, age 7, and Bjorn, 6, were born and raised at the Pittsburgh Zoo. The boys are part of a species survival program to breed sustainable numbers of genetically diverse Canada lynx. Either Floki or Bjorn or both could be called upon to breed, said Micayla Coble, primary Duluth carnivore keeper. In the meantime, she said, Floki and Bjorn are comfortable in their new Duluth bachelor pad. The zoo’s earlier lynx was Felix, who died in 2024 at age 17.

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