desert lynx

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desert lynx

n
(Animals) another name for caracal
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Noun1.desert lynx - of deserts of northern Africa and southern Asiadesert lynx - of deserts of northern Africa and southern Asia
catamount, lynx - short-tailed wildcats with usually tufted ears; valued for their fur
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He added: "The international coalition aircraft is currently contributing in the battle / the Desert Lynx / in the valley of the Euphrates River in Anbar to liberate the rest of the areas that are still under the control of Daash, and to separate Dolab area from Hit."
Meanwhile, amid Operation Desert Lynx, Iraqi security forces continued to drop leaflets over a number of villages along the Euphrates River Valley with safety instructions and a warning to ISIL that, "CTS (Iraqi Counter Terrorism Service) lions are close." The aim of the leaflet drop is to reduce civilian casualties and weaken IS morale, he mentioned.
Before the turn of the last century large mammals like lion (Panthera leo), cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) and the desert lynx were fairly common in the southern part of the desert.
Caracal (it's a "rarely seen desert lynx", apparently) is the two-years-in-the-making follow-up to Lawrence brothers Guy and Howard's opening shot Settle.
Caracal (it's a "rarely seen desert lynx", apparently) is the two-years-in-themaking follow-up to Lawrence brothers Guy and Howard's opening shot Settle.
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