 So anything that happens to European wild rabbits is going to have an impact on Iranian lynxes. The rabbits are also endangered, largely due to viral outbreaks. Two major ones in the late 80s and the early 2010s really knocked their populations down. So conservation groups trying to protect the lynx knew they had to focus on upping the rabbit populations. So a rebound of a couple thousand lynx is better than 60, but it sounds like there's still work to do, right?