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My personal thought is that it is a moggy. One of the comments was that it is a fat black cat, but the comment was deemed to be fat shaming the poor creature. I sincerely hope that the comment was a joke JD

Herewith another photograph from Loch Ness which, to these eyes at least, shows very little. It is hard not to be cynical about this parade of probable pareidolia. Never mind, at least I managed to get a little alliteration in to amuse me. JD

it seems that the rather cute story of the missing savanna cat found asleep in a plant pot has got a darker side to it. JD

Possible cougar sighting puts officials on alert in western Poland – TVP World
TVP World
Officials in southwestern Poland are warning residents about a possible cougar roaming local forests, just days after another exotic big cat was

Loud roar heard in Govilon! Could it be a big cat? | abergavennychronicle.com
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The county has long enjoyed the lion’s share of big cat sightings in England and Wales and has a reputation as something of a hotspot when it comes to

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A reasonably matter of fact, report of a mystery man beast from Connecticut. Kevin Klimas has revealed he was driving through New London County in the early hours of July 5 when he was forced to slam on his brakes to avoid hitting a bipedal beast covered in “greasy looking long brown hair” with “a jawline any pugilist would kill for” after it stomped out into the road moving like it was “on a mission”. JD

Wild ‘panther’ spotted on Halkyn Mountain – FemaleFirst
FemaleFirst
Mark looked at the cat through his binoculars and he’s convinced the beast was way too big to have been a domestic cat. He told Puma Watch: “Me, my …

Here we have another one of the big cat stories from the backlog which has amassed during the time that I have been out of action due to my house move. We are getting towards the end now, thank goodness. I’m not sure what to make of this photograph. I’d be very interested in reading your comments. The fact that it had taken in a park in Bristol does seem to preclude it being a bonafide big cat. But stranger things have happened JD

Herewith another news dump. Again, it is a interesting story about mystery cats, and I make no apologies for including it here. It is interesting to see how even the devolved governments in the UK are beginning to take the stories of mystery felids in the British countryside seriously. I will not be doing much more news aggregation this evening, but I seriously suspect that will be more news dumps either tonight or in the next few days. I am very pleased to see how many things my iPad can do that I didn’t know, but I strongly suspect I will have a computer or two again in the next week or so. Many apologies, again, for the break in our normal service JD

‘The legend of Catfoot appears to be growing’ more Beast of Binley Woods sightings

Another weird story from my backlog. I truly have no idea what this animal is. My gut reaction screams “OTTER!!” but I have no real evidential argument to back this up.JD