"vulnerable to extinction"

#11346391

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346392

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346394

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346396

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346397

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346400

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346402

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346403

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#11346404

20 June 2024

The Iberian lynx is leaving the danger of extinction behind in Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Andalusia, Spain, on June 20, 2024. The International Union for Conservation of Nature is lowering the level of threat to vulnerable after verifying that the feline has gone from 94 individuals in 2001 to 2,000 today.

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#10648778

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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#10648780

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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#10648782

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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#10648800

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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#10648804

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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#10648806

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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#10648812

17 October 2023

Capped Langur at the Khadim Nagar National Park in Sylhet, Bangladesh, October 06, 2023. Capped Langurs are considered vulnerable to extinction as their populations are declining rapidly and most are not connected to each other, which leads to unhealthy inbreeding. Despite this, they can fairly easily be seen in many national parks in the eastern region of Bangladesh.

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