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Image Credit: FACEBOOK / B.C. Wildlife Park February 23, 2021 - 5:30 PM B.C. Conservation Service hopes to allay fears that lynx seen roaming about in Kamloops recently will not be killed. Conservation officer Graydon Bruce says there have been numerous comments on Facebook from people refusing to notify them about lynx sightings, because theyre concerned the animals will be euthanized. But Bruce says the only time they will euthanize a lynx is if theyre too badly injured for...

The panicked deer — unable to gain its footing — began jumping and sliding around the top floor, bumping into the walls, windows, tables, counters the oven and television. Mason tried to grab the deer, get it under control and steer it toward the door, but it jumped away and even trampled him a few times. His wife and 18-year-old son hunkered down, keeping their dog in the bedroom, as Mason continued to try and wrangle the animal. At one point, his son tried calling the Conservation Offi...

The lack of snow may be behind the recent sightings and rescues of lynx in Kamloops.A female lynx caught on the North Shore in Kamloops last week is current