The Iberian Lynx “ex situ” captive breeding center, located in Almonte (Doñana Natural Park) has registered the birth of four new lynx cubs born at the El Acebuche breeding center.
The news was published on the Facebook page of the captive breeding program.
The breeding season in the Lynx Ex-situ Conservation Program continues and new births are expected in the coming days.
For the current breeding season of 2021, 28 breeding pairs have been established in the ex situ conservation program of the Iberian lynx in various breeding centres and it is estimated that around 40 cubs will be born this year.
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