Lynx captured in Scottish highlands

Four Lynx Have Been Illegally Released Into the Scottish Highlands. Officials Think ‘Guerrilla Rewilding’ Is to Blame
So far, only two of the four lynx have been recaptured, leaving authorities scrambling across the snowy woods to find the missing cats
Two more lynx spotted on the loose in Scottish Highlands
Police are investigating a sighting of another two lynx in the Scottish Highlands. Police Scotland received reports the animals had been seen in the Dell of Killiehuntly area near Kingussie at about 7.10am on Friday.
Two more lynx spotted in Scotland hours after pair caught after illegal release
Two more lynx sightings have been reported in the Scottish Highlands hours after a pair of the wild cats was caught in Scotland. Police Scotland received reports that the animals had been spotted in the Dell of Killiehuntly area near Kingussie at about 7.10am on Friday (January 10).
Lynx captured in Scottish highlands after being illegally released
Two Lynx were captured in the Scottish highlands, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) said on Thursday (January 9), after being illegally released into the wild. Could AI-assisted program help badminton players with training?
Illegal Lynx Cats Captured In Scotland National Park
Park rangers and police on Friday captured two lynx which had been ilegally released in a national park, a day after two other wild cats were caught.
Illegally released Lynx spotted in popular Scottish hiking spots
Hikers in the Scottish highlands have been warned to steer clear of certain spots after illegally released lynx were spotted in the popular Cairngorms National Park. The wild cats, which are native to areas in Europe,
Pair of lynx loose in the Highlands in "suspected illegal release" are caught
A pair of lynx released in the Scottish Highlands in a "highly irresponsible act" have been captured and transferred to a zoo. Working with Police Scotland, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) safely trapped the big cats using live cameras and baited traps.
Lynx on the loose in Scotland highlight debate over reintroducing species into the wild
Scottish environmental activists want to reintroduce the lynx into the forests of the Highlands. But not this way.
Warning of ‘rogue rewilding’ dangers after second pair of lynx captured
The head of an animal conservation charity has warned against “rogue rewilding” amid speculation the phenomenon could be ...
Lynx on the loose in Scotland highlight controversy over re-introduction of species into the wild
Lynx spotted on the loose in the Scottish Highlands raise concern over the big cats' re-introduction into the wild.
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RAW VIDEO: Two More Lynx On The Loose In Scotland As Captured Pair Head Into Quarantine
Credit: RZSS/Cover Images The original pair of lynxes being captured and placed in quarantine. Two more lynx have been sighted in the same Cairngorms location where a pair were successfully captured ...
More Lynx Spotted In Scotland: Police
Police in Scotland said Friday that they were investigating a sighting of two lynx in the Highlands after another pair were caught nearby following an illegal release of the wild cats.
What we know about lynx sightings in Scotland
A pair of lynx were released and captured earlier in the week but on Friday police said they were investigating further ...
Letting lynx loose in Highlands was ‘highly irresponsible’, conservationist says
A conservation expert has said it was “highly irresponsible” of individuals to release a number of lynx into the Scottish Highlands. Dr Neil Anderson, a senior lecturer in conservation medicine at ...
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Police Scotland probe new lynx on the loose report near Kingussie
Police are investigating reports of another two lynx being spotted on the loose near Kingussie. The reported sighting follows ...
The quest to catch the Cairngorms' mysterious lynx
Police Scotland posted on social media a warning that two lynx had been spotted near Kingussie, a town of roughly 1,400 ...
Captured lynx had been tamed and are used to humans, says expert
“Lynx are perfectly able to live outside in the wild in Scotland, but these individuals are used to heated, warm environments and food being prepared, and humans. “They are totally unsuitable for ...