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Reintroducing Europe's Wildest Cat Seven Worlds, One Planet BBC Earth

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Urban development has pushed the Iberian lynx to the edge of survival. Recent rewildling projects could help the species to thrive once more Titi: Europe is not a continent. This is a geographically and scientific fact. Why are you lying everytime in all BBC parts. We are not blind for now. Thanks my God! Why do you insistly say Europe is a continent? Because of discrimination and racism, right? But I am sorry whether you accept it or not, Europe is actually West Asia. Asia has a north, south, east, but no west! why? Is Turkey only western Asia? So as of other countries in the same geographical longitude with Turkey must be well west Asia.
Date: 2020-08-24

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mystickid1
Dear BBC, can you please make this title (Seven Worlds, One Planet) and other BBC Earth titles available in 4K HDR for streaming platforms like Apple TV 4K, MoviesAnywhere, and VUDU? Right now they can only stream in HD and that takes away from the glorious 4K HDR experience. Please?
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Im
You think the cat is reasonably big because of the rabbit size but no its small af the rabbit is also small every animal in iberia is small, the wolves are half the size of any other the bears in 2 legs dont even reach your belly, its hilarious how we got everything small.
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Kayakabij
Why does he say at 1: 38 he's looking for the last Lynx in the world. Its not even the last Lynx of its subspecies let alone the other species of Lynx which still exist.
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