The plural form of cabin is cabins.

The plural form of villa is villas or villae.

The singular is lynx; the plural is lynx or lynxes.

Many people find it hard to believe that lynxes can kill healthy wolves. Indeed, even a large adult male lynx would expose itself to serious risk of being killed, if it tried to fight with a wolf pack. In fact, a lynx will never attack a wolf pack.

The Lynx Trust say that ‘we’ve struggled to find any solid evidence of wild Eurasian lynx attacking dogs’, although they ‘do attack and kill foxes’.

Wolves are coursing, social predators that operate in packs to select disadvantaged prey in open areas where they can test their prey’s condition. In fact, wolves kill mountain lions. This has never been disputed. Wolves are considered the dominant competitors in most interactions between the species.

In some cases, Lynx can win the fight, and in some instances, a wolf can win the fight. So we cannot say that one of them will win every time because both have advantages over each other. So it is a 50-50 chance for both of them.

All lynx fiercely defend themselves when cornered, and although they typically avoid people, they may attack a human if threatened.

… But while lynx rarely eat foxes, they do attack and kill them. This effect is likely to be strongest in places where the preferred prey of lynx (small deer) are abundant, because then lynx continue to suppress red foxes but without hunting the same species as foxes. …

Bobcats have more ferocity for their size, and are more agile and can grab and claw, wolves are way more durable and stronger, and have a far stronger bite. Even a coyote would defeat a bobcat, but in my opinion, it’s probably 70/30 for the coyote. Wolf would win 95/5 to bobcat.

Lions hunt in prides, so it would be in a group and the tiger as a solitary creature so it would be on its own. A tiger is generally physically larger than a lion. Most experts would favor a Siberian and Bengal tiger over an African lion.”