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Iberian lynx ( L pardinus) This endanger cat once enjoyed a wider range but can only be found in Spain. Carnivores split into two groups – Carniformia and Feliformia– around 40 million years ago. The Carniformia group was more bear-like and evolved into bears, dogs, weasels, raccoons, skunks, badgers, sea lions, walruses, and seals. Feliformia was more cat-like and evolved into cats, hyenas, and mongooses. Lynx cats are usually solitary creatures, however, small groups of lynx sometimes hunt and travel together. Male territories are larger and can overlap several female territories. Lynx cats are agile climbers and spend most of their time on the branches of trees, waiting for prey such as weaker mammals and terrestrial birds to pass beneath them. Lynx are very vocal animals and they can make an amazing variety of hissing, chattering and yowling sounds. Lynx Reproduction One of the main reasons for the Iberian lynx’s decline was the decline of its staple prey, the European rabbit. This happened due to a variety of reasons, including overhunting and disease. Without their primary food source, the number of Iberian lynxes naturally declined. Because the Canada lynx also relies on one primary prey, the snowshoe hare, they are susceptible to similar problems. Habitat loss and degradation

There’s a catch, though: You sign away your rights as a private citizen when you become a shipbreaker, forfeiting ownership of your genetic signature to LYNX. You’ll be promptly resurrected as a clone in the event of your untimely death in space, and you must then work off the cost of that replication. It’s a dangerous job, but death is a situation that’s damaging to your bank account, not your actual existence.The Eurasian lynx, as its name suggests, lives across Europe and Asia. It has a large range from France, Germany, and Italy to Russia, China, and Korea. The Eurasian lynx thrives better in less densely populated areas, and some densely populated countries have lost their original populations due to hunting and other factors. However, the loss of lynx is noticeable in the way it affects prey species like deer. Countries like Switzerland, Italy, Germany, and France have reintroduced lynx to their forests in an attempt to restore balance. The actual act of shipbreaking could aptly be described as a cross between deconstructing a Rubik’s Cube and playing a high-stakes game of Operation. Canada lynx ( L canadensis) This wildcat has broad, horse-shoe like paws and dense fur for living in a snowy Canadian climate. Prefered prey is snowshoe hare. The Iberian lynx is far rarer and lives only in the southern parts of Spain. It used to live in eastern Portugal as well but became extinct there.

Lynx face a variety of threats in the wild, including poor food availability, habitat loss and degradation, illegal hunting, and human collisions. Where do lynx live? Lynx are carnivores, and they hunt other animals for food. Each species has its own eating habits. The Canada lynx targets snowshoe hares, and the Iberian lynx eats mostly European rabbits. Bobcats eat a mixture of rabbits, hares, birds, and rodents, and the Eurasian lynx is big enough to hunt deer. All four species have great hearing and eyesight, so they can spot even the smallest prey hundreds of metres away, even though they hunt at night. How big is a lynx? Banda, P. Solomon (September 18, 2010). "Lynx reintroduction ruled a success in Colorado". The Denver Post. Associated Press . Retrieved September 18, 2010. This rules out a lot of the favourable grazing land of large herbivores, which in turn allows it to succeed from grasslands towards forest, binding the soil with tree roots, and even securing the riverways. New trees bring new insects, which are followed by bats and birds, and within a few generations, the entire ecosystem is transformed as a cascade of effects from the presence of a top predator. The Iberian lynx litter is born between March and September after a two-month gestation period. The majority of births are in March and April. These kittens weigh between 7 and 8.8 ounces. By 10 months, the kittens are mostly independent, but many remain with the mother until about 20 months of age. They are known to get into violent fights with each other, which often leads to death. This starts to happen between 30 and 60 days of age.Lynx UK Trust believes Kielder forest in Northumberland is the most suitable place to reintroduce lynxes because it is a large forested area, has few roads and lots of deer. However, local people are divided over this contentious issue and at the end of 2018 a trial application was turned down by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs after advice from Natural England raised concerns. Many lynx habitats face a significant amount of snow in the Winter, and the lynx have adapted well to this. Their feet are webbed and wide, acting as specialized shoes that distribute their weight effectively. This allows them to hunt in deep snow! Kelly, M.; Morin, D. & Lopez-Gonzalez, C. A. (2016). " Lynx rufus". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 2016: e.T12521A50655874. Proailurus, the oldest cat, appeared in France 30 million years ago. This aboreal creature weighed around 25 pounds and had eight more teeth than modern cats. 20 Million years ago, the direct ancestor of modern cats, Pseudaelurines, was found in the fossil record. Around 1.6 million years ago, the saber-tooth tiger, Smilodon, was found in fossil records discovered in the La Brea tar pits in California. These big cats became extinct around 10,000 years ago.

As an apex predator, the lynx is an animal that plays an essential role in its ecosystem. They regulate the populations of prey species, including rabbits, rodents, and deer, which protects vegetation from being over-consumed. Many European countries, including the UK, have lost their lynx populations and now suffer from overpopulation of species like deer. What is a lynx’s scientific name? You may be in control of how much risk you’re willing to take on, but the risk will almost always outweigh the potential reward. In the future, space may be a higher-stakes version of every other crappy job out there — just one with a much better view. Hardspace: Shipbreaker takes place in such a future. The inner solar system has been colonized and connected through a network of massive Rail Gate terminals owned and operated by LYNX, the largest corporation in existence. Earth is an afterthought these days, abandoned by the rich and blighted by civil unrest, extreme poverty, food scarcity, and climate change. It’s a lost cause, and everyone who can leave has. Sci-fi allegories criticizing the moral and ethical lapses of laissez-faire capitalism have been having a moment recently in video games, and Hardspace: Shipbreaker continues to carry that torch.

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The evidence and information presented to [our members] hasn’t given them any level of assurance, so they’re left with a position that they can only object. If further activity and further assurances were presented to them, we would take another sounding from our members,” says Copeland. NFU Scotland president Martin Kennedy says that in the past three to four years rewilders have made “a long line of brazen and presumptuous claims”. At its core, Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a first-person, sandbox-style space simulator in zero gravity. You sign your life away, you’re whisked off to the Morrigan salvaging station to begin your training. In 2004, there were thought to be around 100 Iberian lynx in southern Spain and due to efforts from both the Spanish government, and organisations such as WWF, the population is thought to have tripled to over 300 now.