Wild lynx is set to be reintroduced to Britain to cut soaring deer population | Daily Mail Online
Concerns raised over plans to reintroduce lynx following Wales sheep massacre - FarmingUK News
Lynx strangled in freak accident is second to die from British zoo in a week after another was shot dead after escaping - Mirror Online
Lynx escaped from The Animalarium zoo in Wales STILL on loose and spotted prowling countryside as zoo keepers lay bait traps | The Sun
How Dartmoor Zoo's escaped lynx nearly ruined a dream wedding - Mirror Online
Escaped lynx taunts zoo staff trying to recapture her by posing next to a trap and then fleeing | The Sun
Lynx on the loose after breaking out of Dartmoor zoo | Animals | The Guardian
Lynx on the loose after escaping Welsh wildlife park
The lynx may have survived in Scotland centuries later than previously thought, new study suggests
Lynx on the loose after escaping from UK wildlife park | Fox News
What is a lynx, is the big cat dangerous and when did Eurasian lynx Lillith escape from a zoo in Aberystwyth, Wales? | The Sun
Lynx could return to Britain this year after absence of 1,300 years | Wildlife | The Guardian
Lynx on the loose after escaping from British zoo | Stuff.co.nz
Lynx uk cat hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Lynx reintroduction & conservation | Rewilding Britain
Hobby zoos' face calls for crackdown after second lynx dies at animal park home of Lillith | The Independent | The Independent
Escaped lynx Lillith could have attacked children, council says as it defends decision to kill the animal
Lynx being kept as a pet in Plymouth - Plymouth Live
Near certainty' lynx will be released into wild in Britain as landowners agree to plan
British Wildlife | The history of the Eurasian Lynx in Britain and the potential for its reintroduction
Escaped lynx: net closes in on big cat loose in Welsh hills | Wales | The Guardian
Lynx on loose in England after escape from Dartmoor Zoo - CBS News
Animal park closed as search for lynx intensifies - BBC News
The lynx may have survived in Scotland centuries later than previously thought, new study suggests – Lee Raye | The Scotsman
