 That's amazing. How did they make this comeback? So to understand that, I talked to Fernando Nahara. He's a wildlife research veterinarian at the California Carnivore Program that's at UC Davis Wildlife Health Center. And he says it was a mix of things. So restoring habitat, minimizing human-caused deaths like from roadkill and poaching, and releasing lynx that were bred in captivity back into the wild. But one huge consideration was the lynx's main prey, and that's the European white rabbit.