The smallest wildcat in the Americas is the 10,000th image in National Geographic's ... of their 115,000 square-mile range, ... so many small rare wildcats—from Iberian lynx to African ...

The Iberian lynx was saved by a breeding programme and a ‘hearts and minds’ campaign in rural Spain. But the feline again faces rising opposition. In a flash, Vírgula bolts from a box and ...

The Iberian lynx was saved by a breeding programme and a ‘hearts and minds’ campaign in rural Spain. But the feline again faces rising opposition. View on euronews ...

It is almost impossible to imagine that scientists can discover even more species – and even ones that lived in ancient times! Imagine a world where ancient dinosaurs still roam, mysterious snakes ...

Just short of 100cm (39 inches) in length and 45cm in height, the Iberian lynx is a rare sight. But there are now more than 2,000 in the wild across Spain and Portugal, so you're much more likely ...

Once teetering on the brink of extinction, the Iberian lynx population has made a remarkable recovery, growing from just 25 breeding females in 2002 to over 400 in 2023, thanks to dedicated ...

This year's top prize went to Swedish photographer Staffan Widstrand for his image Iberian Lynx. The captivating image of an Iberian ... The panel also included all members from the EWPY jury: ...

Research has revealed how the Iberian lynx interbred with its cousin, the Eurasian lynx over the past few thousand years to boost it’s genetic diversity. May 18, 2025 e-Paper.

Today, the Iberian lynx is recovering from near extinction. More than 400 reproductive females were reported in the 2023 census. This is a massive increase from just 25 in 2002.

The Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is no stranger to this reduction in diversity. Human activity has driven populations to dangerously low numbers, leaving them with a shrinking genetic pool.