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The Iberian lynx, once on the brink of extinction, may soon make a long-awaited return to Almería’s wild landscape. This week ...
The rehabilitation of the Iberian lynx is one of the great conservation success stories. In 2002, just 94 remained in a few ...
When conservationists began efforts to save the Iberian lynx, a wild cat that had long been considered a symbol of the Iberian Peninsula, they felt the lynx would be extinct in roughly five years ...
A farmer in Menasalbas, Castilla-La Mancha, discovered three newborn lynx cubs hidden in a pile of straw inside his shed. At first glance, they looked like tiny kittens. But as he looked closer ...
Three lynx cubs, illegally released into the Cairngorms National Park in January, have found a new home at the nearby Highland Wildlife Park. They were rescued from freezing conditions by the ...
The lynx offspring open their eyes after ten to 12 days and make their first attempts at walking around ten days later. After six to eight weeks, visitors to the zoo will be able to see the cubs ...