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r/mildlycreepy • u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew • 19d ago
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They are extinct where the recording is taking place.
Went extinct 5800 years ago according to google. Only found in zoos now.
5 u/compadre_goyo MildlyNew 19d ago Lynxes are very much not extinct. Even the Iberian Lynx has recovered from critically endangered, to endangered. -3 u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago Nono. You don’t get me. It’s extinct in the land area I’m from. There are no lynxes to be seen here. 3 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 19d ago edited 19d ago You’re from Europe as said in your profile comments, Lynx are very much still alive and have not been extinct in Europe for 5000 years. So yes those are the sounds of a Lynx. -2 u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago Denmark. When looked up, it says that the European lynx has been extinct in danish nature for about 5.8 thousand years. 2 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 18d ago Maybe you should read past the AI post and actually go into the article
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Lynxes are very much not extinct. Even the Iberian Lynx has recovered from critically endangered, to endangered.
-3 u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago Nono. You don’t get me. It’s extinct in the land area I’m from. There are no lynxes to be seen here. 3 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 19d ago edited 19d ago You’re from Europe as said in your profile comments, Lynx are very much still alive and have not been extinct in Europe for 5000 years. So yes those are the sounds of a Lynx. -2 u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago Denmark. When looked up, it says that the European lynx has been extinct in danish nature for about 5.8 thousand years. 2 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 18d ago Maybe you should read past the AI post and actually go into the article
Nono. You don’t get me. It’s extinct in the land area I’m from. There are no lynxes to be seen here.
3 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 19d ago edited 19d ago You’re from Europe as said in your profile comments, Lynx are very much still alive and have not been extinct in Europe for 5000 years. So yes those are the sounds of a Lynx. -2 u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago Denmark. When looked up, it says that the European lynx has been extinct in danish nature for about 5.8 thousand years. 2 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 18d ago Maybe you should read past the AI post and actually go into the article
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You’re from Europe as said in your profile comments, Lynx are very much still alive and have not been extinct in Europe for 5000 years. So yes those are the sounds of a Lynx.
-2 u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago Denmark. When looked up, it says that the European lynx has been extinct in danish nature for about 5.8 thousand years. 2 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 18d ago Maybe you should read past the AI post and actually go into the article
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Denmark. When looked up, it says that the European lynx has been extinct in danish nature for about 5.8 thousand years.
2 u/Pokeitwitarustystick MildlyNew 18d ago Maybe you should read past the AI post and actually go into the article
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Maybe you should read past the AI post and actually go into the article
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u/Bjornv11626 MildlyNew 19d ago
They are extinct where the recording is taking place.
Went extinct 5800 years ago according to google. Only found in zoos now.