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“Lynx on the Brink”. “In 2001 there were less than 100 Iberian lynx left in the wild. Fifteen years later there are now more than 400, but it is still, unfortunately, the rarest cat in the world. Predominantly nocturnal, the lynx were tricky to find, and as this picture shows, they’re perfectly suited for the rocky landscapes they call home, blending seamlessly into the boulder-strewn landscape. When you do find one there is no real way of describing the elation of being in the presence of such a stunning and rare cat”. (Photo by Luke Massey/Wildscreen 2016)
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