Tuesday, 6 August 2013

NEWSLINK: Camera trap to solve Choral big cat mystery

Camera trap to solve Choral big cat mystery Times of India
INDORE: The suspense over the presence of tiger in Choral forest range is expected to end soon as Indore forest department is going to install camera traps in ...
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USA SIGHTINGS: Mountain lion captured after prowl through Fort Collins

Mountain lion captured after prowl through Fort Collins The Coloradoan
Mountain lion captured after prowl through Fort Collins. Police, firefighters and wildlife officials tranquilized the large cat after it was spotted near Timberline ...
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NEWSLINK: Big Cat cubs at Chester Zoo in purrfect condition

Big Cat cubs at Chester Zoo in purrfect condition Chester Standard
Mr Rowlands added: “Sumatran tigers and northern cheetahs are two of the rarest big cat species in the world and so these are very, very special cubs indeed.
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USA SIGHTINGS: 'Large and healthy' mountain lion spotted in the Oaks

'Large and healthy' mountain lion spotted in the Oaks Santa Paula Times
According to Interim Lt. Ishmael Cordero, the big cat - described as “large and healthy” - was spotted running at about 10:45 p.m. on the 1200 block of Forest ...
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US SIGHTINGS: Kentuckians are seeing big cats in the wild; are they real wildcats?

Kentuckians are seeing big cats in the wild; are they real wildcats? Lexington Herald Leader
For years, residents throughout Kentucky have reported seeing large cats — mountain lions, cougars and animals that resemble panthers. "I get calls all the time ...
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CANADA SIGHTINGS: Big Cat on the Loose

Big Cat on the Loose Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre
Big Cat on the Loose. Thursday, August 1, 2013 12:48 PMby Ken Hashizume. Police say they have received calls about a large exotic cat-like animal.
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NEWSLINK: Isolated Tigers Travel Surprising Lands to Find Mates

Isolated Tigers Travel Surprising Lands to Find Mates National Geographic
The tiger Shere Khan was lord in Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book, but his modern-day descendants are king no more: The big cats have seen their central Indian ...
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