The document discusses several famous disasters and extinctions in Spain, including the near-extinction of the Iberian lynx due to hunting by 1900, leaving less than 100 specimens, though reintroduction programs have increased the population to over 400 today. It also describes a recent fire in the town of Bermeo that was started by human error but fortunately did not injure anyone or spread to a nearby gas station due to wind conditions. The document examines how humans have both struggled against natural disasters like earthquakes and fires as well as caused disasters through activities like overhunting that have led to extinctions of some animal species in Spain.

1. THE MOST FAMOUS
DISASTERS AND
EXTINCTIONS OF SPAIN!

2. As you all know the humans always fought nature to survive
(earthquakes,fires,floods…), but we also have the guilt of other disasters
like the extinction of some animals by hunting or deforestation

3. Lynx Pardinus (Iberian lynx)
The Iberian lynx is a feline that feeds mostly on rabbits and
other small mammals or birds. It was so endangered by the
1900 because of the furtive hunting that it was practically
impossible to see one (less than 100 specimens) But now
a days thanks to some reintroduction programs its
returning to normality (more than 400 specimens)

4. THE FIRE OF BERMEO
The fire of Bermeo occurred few years ago on the centre of
Bermeo. It wasn´t such a big fire and nobody result injured
but if the wind grew the fire would become stronger and
reach a gas station. Besides the fire was created by a
human fail.

5. THE END!
By: Aitor Jauregi.