 Yes. So we're talking about the Iberian lynx. These are medium-sized wild cats that only live in Spain and Portugal, a.k.a. the Iberian Peninsula. And in 2001, there were only about 60 of these mature cats. And soon after, they were listed as critically endangered. But through conservation efforts over the past couple of decades, the total number of lynx is now over 2,000. This is so cool. So just last week, the lynx was officially reclassified from an endangered species to a vulnerable species.