A man walks past trailers of a mobile zoo in the town of Sosnovoborsk, northeast of the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, April 3, 2009. Some 30 animals from a mobile zoo have been left in dire conditions, going without food and care for days, after the Russian migration service deported the zoo's Armenian owners from the country because of their expired visas, local media reported. The owners had taken their zoo, which included an Amur tiger, a lion, and a lynx, on tours around Russia and intended to spend the winter in the small Siberian town. REUTERS/Ilya Naymushin (RUSSIA ANIMALS) 

A bobcat yawns at the "Living Desert" zoo in Palm Desert, California, February 19, 2006. The zoo was established in 1970 as a 360 acre wilderness preserve of the deserts of the world and is the only zoological and botanical park specializing in one ecosystem. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni PP06020241 

A Lynx helicopter on attachment with Britain's 3 Regiment Army Air
Corps prepares to move in the southern Iraqi desert, March 24, 2003.
British forces scoured the Iraqi desert for two missing soldiers on
Monday but said the U.S.-led war could weather setbacks hitting both
the air and ground campaign. REUTERS/POOL/Ian Jones

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British Lynx Helicopters from 16 Air Assault Brigade fly on exercise in
Kuwait on March 15, 2003. U.S. President Bush, British Prime Minister
Blair and Spanish Prime Minister Aznar will hold a meeting in the
Azores on Sunday, which many U.N. diplomats see as signalling the
countdown to war. REUTERS/Ian Jones/POOL

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A Royal Navy Lynx helicopter from HMS Liverpool, piloted by Lt-Cdr Darryl Whitehead and Lt Glynn Owen from Weymouth, Dorset, surveys the volcanic damage August 22 over what had been the capital of Montserrat. The town of Plymouth is now deserted and local inhabitants have been moved to safe areas at the north of the beleaguered island. The Soufriere Hills volcano lies in the background. 

A Royal Navy Lynx helicopter from HMS Liverpool, piloted by Lt-Cdr Darryl Whitehead and Lt Glynn Owen from Weymouth, Dorset, surveys the volcanic damage August 22 over what had been the capital of Montserrat. The town of Plymouth is now deserted and local inhabitants have been moved to safe areas at the north of the beleaguered island. The Soufriere Hills volcano lies in the background. 

A Royal Navy Lynx helicopter from HMS Liverpool, piloted by Lt-Cdr Darryl Whitehead and Lt Glynn Owen from Weymouth, Dorset, surveys the volcanic damage August 22 over what had been the capital of Montserrat. The town of Plymouth is now deserted and local inhabitants have been moved to safe areas at the north of the beleaguered island. The Soufriere Hills volcano lies in the background. 

A Royal Navy Lynx helicopter from HMS Liverpool, piloted by Lt-Cdr Darryl Whitehead and Lt Glynn Owen from Weymouth, Dorset, surveys the volcanic damage August 22 over what had been the capital of Montserrat. The town of Plymouth is now deserted and local inhabitants have been moved to safe areas at the north of the beleaguered island. The Soufriere Hills volcano lies in the background.