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Three lynx that were illegally released in the Highlands earlier this year have moved to a new permanent home just a few miles from where they were found.

"Our nature is very fragmented, due to railways and streets and cities. And this means we created a lot of barriers for the lynx, which leads to inbreeding," Dina says.

The couple also advertised other animals through social media including hyenas, desert lynxes and pumas.

Police were first alerted to reports of lynx on the loose in the Drumguish area of the UK's biggest national park on Wednesday 8 January.

The group of eight animals was initially spotted about five miles away from where four lynx were dumped in the park before later being caught.