Thursday, 28 February 2013

FEATURELINK: Big cat sightings 'everywhere' in '57

Big cat sightings 'everywhere' in '57
The Harrison Press (subscription)
Believe it or not, Harrison was once alarmed by a black panther; this was not the comic book character or the political party, but a rumor of a large wild black cat roaming the hills near Harrison. Around 1957, hearsay surfaced a sighting of the big ...
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Monday, 25 February 2013

Sunday, 24 February 2013

SIGHTINGS UK: Big cat on the prowl in Edzell Woods?

Big cat on the prowl in Edzell Woods?
Mearns Leader
This is the latest in a long history of large cat sightings in the area. There was a reported sighting in Rickarton in 2009 and there were a number of reported sightings of a cat dubbed “The Beast of the Mearns” around Stonehaven in the late 1990s in ...
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Fresh big cat sighting near Edzell
The Courier
The animal was sighted between the A90 and the Edzell to Fettercairn Road and was reported to Grampian Police and the British Big Cats Society. Dorothy Pert of Edzell Woods was in the car with her husband when the cat crossed their path. There were ...

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NEWSLINK: Tiger Tourism: Can Travel Help Save These Big Cats?

Tiger Tourism: Can Travel Help Save These Big Cats?
National Geographic
Ajay Dubey, a conservationist who works with Prayatna, believes tiger tourism as currently practiced in India is a threat to the big cats. Panthera's Gubbi notes that many tourism operations adhere to “unethical safari practices.” In some preserves ...

NEWSLINK: The legendary Cotswold big cats to be tracked down by a study run by ...

The legendary Cotswold big cats to be tracked down by a study run by ...
Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
THE ELUSIVE Cotswolds big cats could be running out of places to hide thanks to help from the other side of the world. Cirencester's Royal Agricultural College has been supplied with 20 motion-detecting cameras by Australian communications company ...
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Tuesday, 19 February 2013

FEATURELINK: US Air Force possibly responsible for Macarthur big cat after World War II

US Air Force possibly responsible for Macarthur big cat after World War II
The Daily Telegraph
Last week the Macarthur Chronicle reported a sighting of a panther-like creature near Bargo, sparking a flood of residents coming forward with their stories of a big cat encounter. "There have been big cats that have been imported in Australia over the ...

FEATURELINK: US Air Force possibly responsible for Macarthur big cat after World War II

US Air Force possibly responsible for Macarthur big cat after World War II
The Daily Telegraph
Last week the Macarthur Chronicle reported a sighting of a panther-like creature near Bargo, sparking a flood of residents coming forward with their stories of a big cat encounter. "There have been big cats that have been imported in Australia over the ...