Another Stroud big cat report
Reports of a possible black panther sighting have been circulating on social media after a resident described seeing a large black cat
Reports of a possible black panther sighting have been circulating on social media after a resident described seeing a large black cat
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Although it is the combination of an admirable rewilding programme, three CFZ expeditions to neighbouring Tajikistan have gained a lot of of evidence for the continued existence of the indigenous Caspian Tiger population. What happens to them now? If these new introductions are a success then they will be diluted into the wider tiger population. Is this a good thing? A bad thing? Or just a thing? I truly don’t know JD
JUST IN CASE YOU DIDN’T KNOW
The Centre for Fortean Zoology is the Anglophone world’s largest and longest standing mystery animal research group.
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Depending who you believe, the Tsushima leopard cat, like the better known Iriomote cat, is either a distinct species or a sub species of the Asian leopard cat. Either way both of these creatures are critically endangered, and this latest piece of news from Tsushima could be interpreted to suggest that inbreeding on the island is taking its toll. The creatures have been isolated for at least 100,000 years since the island separated from the Korean Peninsula. I don’t know about you, but I find this stuff completely fascinating. JD
JUST IN CASE YOU DIDN’T KNOW
The Centre for Fortean Zoology is the Anglophone world’s largest and longest standing mystery animal research group.
* You can find us at cfz.org.uk
*. We stream a biweekly show on Youtube called On the Track
*. Follow this link to subscribe to our free monthly newsletter
JUST IN CASE YOU DIDN’T KNOW
The Centre for Fortean Zoology is the Anglophone world’s largest and longest standing mystery animal research group.
* You can find us at cfz.org.uk
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it is always good to hear about seriously carried out research products. This one has our full support JD
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
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