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EP:61 The body of Bannockburn – big questions from a cat carcass 8th October 2021
EP:60 Celtic-fringe cat & the panther of the peat bog 24th September 2021
EP:59 Panther chat in the pub – making sense of British big cats 10th September 2021
EP:58 The dawn panther – window shopping in Stroud 28th August 2021
EP:57 Wexford’s summer surprise – the beast at the bottom of the garden 13th August 2021

About Big Cat Conversations

Panthers and pumas have been reported across Britain for several decades. BIG CAT CONVERSATIONS gives witnesses a voice, and considers what we can learn from these accounts.

Witness reports are important to help guide our understanding of wild British big cats and indicate some of their behaviours.

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Panthers & Pumas Explained

Around 80% of big cat reports in Britain resemble black leopards (Panthera pardus) also called melanistic leopards. Panther is a general word for large black cats.

Most other reports of large cats in Britain resemble mountain lions (Puma concolor), also known as cougars and pumas, a brown-grey cat from the Americas.

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