Herewith another mystery cat report from Wales. I am sorry if I appear blasé, but is very little that I can say about this report. however, just seems to me to be very little tired that there are big cats of at least one species living wild in North Wales JD
A fairly typical big cat report accompanied by a video from which I have stolen a frame grab. I don’t want to sound like I’m always being negative, but although the animal is admittedly vaguely cat shaped, there is no sense of scale and no way to tell whether it is an enormous Siberian tiger or a domestic moggy. Cue a whole pile of death threats accusing me of trying to destabilise cryptozoology, when in fact I’m trying to do the exact opposite JD
A cogent report courtesy of Rick Minter. However, there is no picture or supporting evidence JD
It is quite difficult to know what to say about the story. The picture from the videos is very blurred and uncertain. It certainly looks cat like, but it is impossible to tell how big it is because there is no realistic sense of scale. What a pity.JD
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
Possible cougar sighting puts officials on alert in western Poland – TVP World
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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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Wild ‘panther’ spotted on Halkyn Mountain – FemaleFirst
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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