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  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female & one year old female offspring. Although solitary they sometimes move around with others in their family group..Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
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  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female<br />
Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN<br />
RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal.<br />
CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION<br />
Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia<br />
A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years.
    POX-2009-04-16_180Ib.Lynx-Outdoor.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_1229Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_237Ib.Lynx.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_214Ib.Lynx sharper cr...jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009.
    POX-2009-04-16_180Ib.Lynx_1.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_69Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_12Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_741Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_724Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_631Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_528Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female<br />
Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN<br />
RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal.<br />
CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION<br />
Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia<br />
A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years.
    POX-2009-04-16_290Ib.Lynx-Indoor.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_1185Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_1181Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_1164Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_324Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_290Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_302Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_280Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_260Ib.Lynx.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_253Ib.Lynx.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_242Ib.Lynx.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_214Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_214Ib.Lynx sharper.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_190Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_183Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_108Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_91Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_31Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_29Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_25Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_14Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_777Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_765Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_727Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_712Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_625Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_564Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_539Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_531Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_530Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_504Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_454Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_1240Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_1189Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-16_323Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Penninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009.
    POX-2009-04-16_180Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_766Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) female.Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_730Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_617Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_559Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_529Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_527Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_513Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) one year old female .Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, Mediterranean woodland of Sierra Morena, north east Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN.RANGE: Iberian Peninsula of Spain & Portugal..CITES 1, CRITICAL - DANGER OF EXTINCTION.Fewer than 200 animals in the wild. There is a reduced genetic variability due to their small population. They have suffered due to hunting, habitat loss and road accidents, but the most critical threat today is the reduced numbers of wild Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) within the lynx's range. The rabbits are the principal food source of the lynx and they are suffering from deseases such as Myxomatosis & Rabbit haemoragic virus. The lynx is also suffering from deseases such as feline leukaemia.A medium sized cat weighing 12-15kgs, Body length 90cm, Shoulder height 45-50cm. They have a mottled fur pattern, (3 varieties of fur pattern found between the different populations and distinguishing them geographically)  short tail, ear tufts and are bearded. They are territorial cats although female cubs have been found to share their mother's territory. Mating occurs in Dec/Jan and cubs born around April. They live up to 13 years...Mission: Iberian Lynx, May 2009
    POX-2009-04-08_472Ib.Lynx.jpg
  • Dreizehenspecht, Weibchen an der Bruthöhle, Picoides tridactylus, Slowensky Raj, Slowakei / Three-toed Woodpecker, female at nest, Slowensky Raj, Slovakia
    KWO-080620030_Dreizehenspecht.jpg
  • Female Isabelline moth, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabelae, Queyras; Alpes de Haute-Provence; France<br />
upland alpine mountain pine forest
    NBE-20090527-010402.jpg
  • Female Isabelline moth, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina, Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010405.jpg
  • Female Isabelline moth, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina, Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010409.jpg
  • Male and female Isabelline moths, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina,  Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010411.jpg
  • Male and female Isabelline moths, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina,  Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010412.jpg
  • Male and female Isabelline moths, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina,  Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010413.jpg
  • Male and female Isabelline moths, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina,  Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010416.jpg
  • Female Praying Mantis (Mantis religiosa), portrait, Sardinia, Italy.
    FMO_20080905_17-06-18-Indoor.tiff.jpg
  • Female Isabelline moth, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina, Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010401.jpg
  • Female Isabelline moth, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina, Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010400.jpg
  • Male and female Isabelline moths, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina,  Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010410.jpg
  • Male and female Isabelline moths, Spanish luna moth, Graellsia isabellina,  Queyras, France, Europe
    NBE-20090527-010415.jpg
  • Sequence of adult female Bottle-nosed Dolphin with calf surfacing,<br />
Tursiops truncatus,<br />
Moray Firth, Nr Inverness, Scotland - May
    LCA-20090528-112258-_DSC7243.jpg
  • Sequence of adult female Bottle-nosed Dolphin with calf surfacing,<br />
Tursiops truncatus,<br />
Moray Firth, Nr Inverness, Scotland - May
    LCA-20090527-123014-_DSC3305.jpg
  • Sequence of adult female Bottle-nosed Dolphin with calf surfacing,<br />
Tursiops truncatus,<br />
Moray Firth, Nr Inverness, Scotland - May
    LCA-20090527-105909-_DSC7185.jpg
  • Female Bottle-nosed Dolphin with calf patrolling rip-current searching for salmon / sea trout,<br />
Tursiops truncatus,<br />
Moray Firth, Nr Inverness, Scotland - May
    LCA-20080510-110026-_DSC2392.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180916-0547-Outdoor.jpg
  • Female stag beetle in profile, Lucanus cervus, Suffolk, England, Europe.
    NBE-20090608-010790.jpg
  • Female stag beetle, Lucanus cervus, Suffolk, England, Europe.
    NBE-20090608-010802.jpg
  • Female stag beetle, Lucanus cervus, Suffolk, England, Europe.
    NBE-20090608-010804.jpg
  • Female stag beetle in profile, Lucanus cervus, Suffolk, England, Europe.
    NBE-20090608-010806.jpg
  • Female stag beetle, Lucanus cervus, Suffolk, England, Europe.
    NBE-20090608-010813.jpg
  • Female stag beetle, Lucanus cervus, Suffolk, England, Europe.
    NBE-20090608-010815.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), female +/- 2m, unidentified
    NSA-20090726-175536-0507.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), female +/- 2m, unidentified
    NSA-20090726-175537-0508.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), female +/- 2m, unidentified
    NSA-20090726-175539-0509.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), female +/- 2m, unidentified
    NSA-20090726-180232-0525.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180911-0544.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180916-0547.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180914-0546.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180917-0548.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180926-0551.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-180955-0554.jpg
  • Mission: Monk Seal <br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)<br />
Mating. Unidentified female and large male identified by Parque Natural da Madeira as "Metade", mating
    NSA-20090726-181000-0556.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-135809-1128.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-135814-1129.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-135954-1136.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-140437-1141.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-142434-1162.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-143036-1184.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-143259-1192.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-143300-1193.jpg
  • Mission - Monk Seal<br />
Desertas Islands – Deserta Grande - Madeira, Portugal. August 2009.<br />
Monk Seal (Monachus monachus), unidentified juvenile female; Photographed at main sighting area (Areias) while hunting
    NSA-20090804-143755-1195.jpg
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