Because of the human’s fear of big cats inherited from our ancient ancestors (when they really were a cause for concern), almost all sightings of mountain lions in the USA are of domestic cats under difficult lighting conditions or at … Continue reading →
Please God spare me this nonsense. Get some glasses please, and acquire some common sense. I must be taking it too seriously because the whole story is a joke. A means to entertain some people for a while. The Mail … Continue reading →
Cornwall, UK: they are in a frenzy. Rumours are spreading and the police are saying that it could be true. Cats have been reported missing. A dog was mauled. There is talk of a predator stalking Callington in Cornwall, UK. … Continue reading →
Thirteen days ago the Daily Mail online presented to the world a mysterious cat which they described as the Beast of St Albans. They said that the outsized moggy had leopard markings and was “definitely bigger than a domestic cat”. … Continue reading →
The latest big cat of Cumbria sighting and photograph is another fake. It is a ‘slow news day’ story. It is clear to me that the photograph of a cat on top of a dry stone wall in Cumbria shows … Continue reading →
On a quiet news day we have mystery big cat sightings. There is one in Australia at present. News.com.au report a dramatic, black, mystery cat at least five times the size of a domestic cat only, as is always the … Continue reading →
Today, The Daily Star has emblazoned across its front page the title: BRIT BIG CAT EATS BAMBI. The caption is: “a terrifying image of an infamous big cat roaming free in the UK has been snapped by a cabbie. It … Continue reading →
This is another one of those mysterious big cat photographs; only the cat is not big, more medium-sized for a wild cat. That is if the cat is a wild cat because even that is not certain. The photographer, Jack … Continue reading →
This is the extraordinary headline (or words to that effect) in the Daily Star online newspaper. Black panthers are big cats. They are usually melanistic jaguars or leopards. Therefore, the headline suggests that there are a large number of very … Continue reading →
This is a big cat sighting which has all the hallmarks of journalistic fiction on a quiet day for decent news. However, this mountain lion sighting has ostensibly been confirmed by the police using a heat sensing camera. I can … Continue reading →
