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Lynx illegally released in the Scottish highlands dies after capture
One lynx has died after four were illegally released into a popular hiking area in the Scottish Highlands last week ...
Lynx in Scotland: why illegal attempts to reintroduce lost species are surprisingly common
In Britain, there have also been illicit reintroductions of smaller mammals, as well as insects and wildflowers that are much ...
The wild animals next door: Interactive map reveals where 2,700 dangerous exotic pets are being kept in the UK - as four lynx are captured in the Cairngorms
As semi-tame lynx are captured roaming in the Cairngorms, experts have raised concerns that Britain's exotic pets could be ...
‘SNP refusal to punish illegal release of beavers encouraged lynx reintroduction’ say farmers
NFU Scotland claims that Scottish Government partly at fault for unlawful release of the four wildcats last week ...
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Lynx in Scotland: Why illegal attempts to reintroduce lost species are surprisingly common
The presence of wild beavers in Scotland changed ... real disagreements on what species belong in a given country, and how reintroductions should be done. Releasing animals and plant material ...
The controversy over rewilding in the UK
Irresponsible and illegal' release of four lynxes into Scottish Highlands 'entirely counterproductive' say conservationists ...
Lynx may have been dumped by pet owner trying to get rid of kittens, say insiders
Lynx illegally released in the Scottish Highlands are likely to have been abandoned by their owner rather than released by a ...
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Lynx in Scotland: why illegal attempts to reintroduce lost species are surprisingly common
The presence of wild beavers in Scotland changed what was a theoretical ... This reflects real disagreements on what species belong in a given country, and how reintroductions should be done.
Four Lynx illegally released in Highlands were 'starving', says zoo
Four lynx that were illegally released into the Highlands were found to be showing signs of starvation, experts say. The ...
The prehistoric beasts that roamed ancient Britain – including giant ‘Irish Elk’ with 12ft antlers and 13-ton elephants
IN the icy and swampy pasts of the ancient British Isles, colossal creatures were free to roam. Much has changed in the millenniums since – with the largest wild mammal in the UK today being ...