There is a tuft of long hair on the ears that are caria or lynx. The caria belongs to the family of cats, with large and pointed ears, with long black clumps of hair on the big ears, and the back of the big ears is black. Caracal hair comes in many colors: burgundy, gray and sandy gray, and there will also be blackened caracals.

The young caracal has red spots on its lower part, while the adult caracal has no other stripes except for black spots above its eyes.

Lynx belongs to the family Cat family, which looks like a cat but is much larger than a cat. It has a thick body and a very short tail, and usually has a head less than 1/4 of its length. The limbs are thick, long and agile. The ear tips have black tufts. Long and drooping cheeks. The upper body is light brown, earthy yellow brown, light gray brown or hemp brown, or grayish white with light brown tones; the ventral surface is light white, yellowish white or sandy yellow. The tail end is black. National second-class protected animals. It looks like a wolf, also known as a wolf cat.