17 Jan 2012 18:10:28 ed, any videos on big cats in the UK? (PS, i rec… · #762

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17 Jan 2012 18:10:28
ed, any videos on big cats in the UK?

(PS, i recently read that scientists were doing DNA samples on a dead deer carcass that was found, do you know if anything has came of that?) thanks.

{Ed033's Note - I'm sorry, I don't know and don't know about big cats videos but below is a very interesting documentary from richplanet on the animal mutilations phenomenon

 

Yeah, i watched that yesterday ed lol. very interesting, same incisions on all the animal around the world.. surely something ET must be happening with them?
{Ed033's Note - Yes it can't all be MILABS (Military Abductions)
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Could it be the greys?

NoneTheWiser

{Ed033's Note - Yes it could be the greys.}
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I can 100% confirm that big cats exist in the UK, as one went for me as I was cycling home one night in the Cotswolds.

It was dark and under moonlight I could make out what appeared to be a large black labrador. I heard a rustling in the woods and thought nothing of it, however something started darting through the trees parallel to the road and over the wall it came. As it ran up to me it must have changed its mind or something because it ran across the front wheel of my bike, across the road and into the woods on the other side. It definitely wasn't a lab though however as it was considerably bigger and the sound it was making as it sprinted across the road was terrifying.

Nobody believed me until 2 years later when it was caught on CCTV in Cirencester, Gloucestershire and was on the front page of the Standard.

cheers, merka.
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Totally believe in ABC's (alien big cats) - where I grew up in South Wales, there'd been rumours of a family of pumas for years in a heavily forested area. Recently, more evidence has come to light such as droppings etc. Plenty of deer in that neck of the woods, no problem feeding a small group of big cats.

Not too long ago, I recall a body being found in Scotland of something known as a Kellas Cat (I think?). It was a hybrid, I beleive, of a domestic cat and a wildcat that seemingly is a new species of its own - we're not talking lion-size, more like a cocker spaniel but still.

RED_SKY
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