At least two lynx are still on the loose in the Highlands following a successful recapture of a pair this week.

Two lynx which were illegally released into a Scottish Highlands have been captured. Despite being up to 3ft long, the large cats, known for ambush hunting, prey on animals more than twice their size.

The hunt highlights a campaign by some activists to reintroduce lynx to help control the deer population and symbolize ...

Residents of the community-owned South Uist Estate in the Western Isles were asked to vote on whether all the estate's 1,200 red deer should be killed. The move came after Scotland's nature agency ...

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A pair of lynx were released and captured earlier in the week but on Friday police said they were investigating further ...

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE Farmer Jimmy Adams was shocked to find the dead deer, with the animal's insides appearing to have been ...

A group of conservation organisations believe bringing back lynx would benefit ecotourism and help control roe deer where they damage woodland. But farmers' union NFU Scotland said any proposals ...

Wildlife officials in Scotland say one of four lynx thought to have been released illegally in the Scottish Highlands has died the day after it was captured ...

Before there release there were fears for the red deer living in the Cairngorms National Park near Inverness and Aberdeen. Read the full story ...