You never know what’s coming around the corner 👁️ The Eurasian lynx survives harsh winters with its dense, camouflaged coat and snowshoe-like paws. To adapt to the changing seasons, their coats turn reddish-brown during the summer months. These solitary cats are prolific nocturnal hunters, with exceptional hearing and sharp eyesight - they are able to identify a mouse 250 feet away! #EarthCapture by Russell MacLaughlin | BBC Earth

Watch as this Iberian Lynx hunts her prey. The Iberian Lynx is endemic to the Iberian Peninsula and largely hunts the European rabbit, though they will also predate on birds and small ungulates. An endangered species, conservation efforts have seen increasing populations of Iberian Lynxes in both Spain and Portugal. Tune in to Incredible Europe tonight at 8pm on National Geographic WILD UK. | National Geographic UK