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Interesting that they are talking about an illegal release when it hasn't been confirmed. There have been reports of lynx for decades all across the UK but few (if any) confirmed sightings (partly due to their nature).
So the options are: a) there might not be any lynx just a misidentification of a couple of big moggies, b) they are lynx but they are part of a breeding population that has been there a long time or c) this is actually an illegal release (but if so from where? Illegally releasing beavers isn't difficult as there are plenty around but lynx....).
Option d) someone needed searches for "illegal" and "Badenoch" to point at something not related to Tory leader Kemi Badenoch.
[Edit] Like those weird "news" articles from a few years ago about Boris Johnson's hobby being "painting model buses", to deflect from other Boris/Bus related news.
Nice theory, Fakeman Pretendname, if that IS your real name
Of course, I come from the honourable line of the great family of Pretendname blah blah history books, 1066, Norman Conquest you know.
Of course, it's pronounced "Pretnam".
Of course it's his real name! There no reason to think otherwise.
I would love to see a lynx in the wild...
The good thing is that everyone seems to be on the same side, regarding the lynx' safety.