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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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Attempts to bring lynx back to Scotland, it’ll stabilise the ecosystem for the first time since the Middle Ages
Very cool, what is meant by having a stable ecosystem?
At the moment the deer population has to be controlled by humans because otherwise they’ll completely destroy entire forests, when lynx are introduced they’ll prey on the deer so humans don’t have to and the forests can recover.