Three lynx cubs were illegally released into the Cairngorms National Park, prompting criticism from experts about the reckless act. The cubs, found in freezing conditions, were rescued by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) and initially taken to Edinburgh Zoo for care. Sadly, one cub died due to harsh conditions. The surviving cubs were moved to the Highland Wildlife Park, where they will have a safe environment to thrive. RZSS's chief executive emphasized the importance of community support in ensuring the cubs' well-being.
The lynx cubs were illegally released into the Cairngorms National Park, leading to concerns over their chances of survival in the wild and highlighting the need for responsible wildlife management.
RZSS chief executive David Field expressed gratitude to the supporters for helping rescue the lynx cubs, ensuring they have a safer environment to thrive at Highland Wildlife Park.
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