US EditionUraclio, the Iberian Lynx Detected in Madrid that Roams the Region Two Weeks Ago
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The Community of Madrid has confirmed the presence of Uraclio, a two-year-old Iberian lynx specimen that, during the last two weeks, has been travelling in several municipalities in the east of the region, such as Villalbilla, Corpa, Santos de la Humosa or Anchuelo.The animal, coming from Guadalajara, has been located in good condition by technicians of the Directorate General of Biodiversity and Forest Management, together with the Corps of For…
A two-year-old young lynx, called Uraclio, has been moving through the Community of Madrid for two weeks, in the municipalities of the east of the region, as confirmed by the regional authorities. Uraclio is “in perfect health condition” and, according to a spokesman for the Environment Department, his displacement and permanence in the region “indicates that there is an adequate habitat and availability of food for the species”.
The Community of Madrid has detected the presence of a two-year-old Iberian lynx, Uraclio, in several municipalities in the east of the region, such as Villalbilla, Corpa, Los Santos de la Humosa and Anchuelo. The animal was born in freedom in the Montes de Toledo and in February was reintroduced, along with his companion Ventolera – raised in the Centro de Crea en Cautividad del Lince Ibérico de Zarza de Granadilla (Cáceres) – by the Government…
The Community of Madrid has confirmed the presence of Uraclio, a two-year-old Iberian lynx specimen that, during the last two weeks, has been moving through several municipalities in the east of the region, such as Villalbilla, Corpa, Los Santos de la Humosa or Anchuelo. They assure that the Iberian lynx located in Madrid comes from Guadalajara, a province in which officially had never recorded the presence of animals of this species in freedom …
The Community of Madrid confirms the presence of Uraclio, a lynx that has been moving around the region for two weeks. More information: The Iberian lynx will return to Madrid in one year: the release of copies will be on Monte del Pardo.
The Government of Ayuso had set itself the goal of reintroducing the lynx into the Community, an emblematic species of the Iberian Peninsula that appears in the red book of all species. And it seems that it has succeeded. The technicians of the General Directorate of Biodiversity and Forest Management together with the Body of Forest Agents have confirmed the presence of a specimen, a lynx that has been moving for two weeks through the Community…
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