Goly
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I don't know mate, but it doesn't look good for them, it's probably a question of when they go extinct, not if. I think that's the case for most big cats if we are being honest.
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That footage of the cheetah racing the greyhounds might be of him then? Speaking of the cheetah, not many people realize that there is an Asiatic cheetah that is now critically endangered and limited to Iran?
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No mate, some lions coats do show off more their spotted markings more than others, it's the same with manes. Some male lions almost appear maneless, the Tsavo lions that killed all those railway workers are an example.
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Ah, the good old Panthera Britannia, bollocks!
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Don't you worry about my life popeye, it's just fine. You clearly have suffered from some sort of social blockage, hence you living a lie, that's why you have taken to that McGowan fella, the man that claimed an ice-cream van was an alien craft coming to beam us all up for sexual experimentations. You have the debating mindset of a teen, I mean I didn't even mention you and you have had a meltdown because I questioned the idea of wild leopards & pumas breeding here in the uk. Jaguars and pumas don't breed in the wild despite sharing the same range, makes you think doesn't it.
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Read that mate, as I pointed out, it's mostly unconfined accounts from the late 1800's and later, these hybrids are much more likely to be ocelot crosses but who knows for sure? Puma and leopard are not closely related, they are not even of the same genus.
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Who knows for sure mate, but it's a possibility, an ocelot is more closely related to a puma, they are much smaller, that stuffed animal looks much smaller than both leopard & puma? Size alone doesn't necessarily disprove it though, a tigon is generally smaller than either parent, unlike the liger.
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Funny story, around 17 years ago there was a scheme to get prisoners working on the railway when released. Our company at the time got on board and was training lads up on day release. We then went on a job to build some track in the Wolds prison near Hull. When we got to site and shown the area where we were going to lay the track we soon discovered that it was smack outside segregation. Loads of lads were in segregation because they had made their own homebrew and smashed the nick up. As you can imagine we were having plenty of banter with them, they could see us but we couldn't se
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Yep, and look at the fertility of mules. Greyman tried to convince people on here that puma/leopard hybrids are breeding populations of hybrid cats. The truth is, there is no 100% confirmed hybrid in captivity. A stuffed animal doesn't prove nothing, it's more likely that the stuffed cat that Mackem saw was a hybrid between a puma & ocelot, they are much closer genetically and that means more chance of a successful mating.
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You are clueless, the great big hunter that knows the existence of big cats yet you have shown us nothing, a pure dreamer, the old garden shitter has seen more wildlife than your mongrel lol. You have been rumbled mate, your meltdown shows you can't handle the scrutiny. So, now you have changed your tune about a breeding population of hybrids, so what is it now, a breeding population of leopard, and puma? Lol
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We don't even know for sure that even the puma/leopard hybrids are 100% genuine, we are going off reports that were made centuries & decades ago and a stuffed creature of what could be something else. As far as I know that's all we have. The leopard and puma were not considered to be closely related enough to have offspring. If it is in fact true, chances are their offspring would be sterile too.
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Cheesy hash browns mate, they have ideal plaque removal properties, a must for a balanced & healthy diet.
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Do they learn the green cross code over here, where's all the road kills, not even one, come on, who you kidding? I'm out more than you ya sausage, I was working last night, walked 6 mile in the middle of nowhere, up and down the tracks, been doing that for decades working all over Britain, guess what, no big cats. The closest you could get to a big cat is going up Scotland and hoping to view a wild cat, which may not even be a true wild cat. Lol
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Also 40-90% of Scottish wildcats may not even be true wildcats, hybridisation has likely been taking place for 2000 years.
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Interesting, it was thought that the domestic cat was brought over here by the Romans but they have been over here much longer.
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Sorry I thought you were on the job... Lol Looking at it, I wouldn't need a heel bar, just hammer & chisel.
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No, I never said that, what I said is that jaguars don't breed with pumas in the wild so why would people claim that leopards would breed with pumas in the wild of the UK? And you have claimed that before, I know you have. Domestic cats came from the wild cat, the same species as our wildcats, but a different subspecies in the Near East. My knowledge was already far superior than yours mate, this book as made it light years ahead. Lol
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16, where have you pulled that figure from, there's around 8 or 9. And we aren't talking about leopards, we are discussing your idea of a hybrid population of puma/leopards which is just pure unfounded fantasy. I'm glad to share my superior knowledge with you mate.
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He'd have that out with a heel bar... Lol
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Or hire a pecker for the digger, come on pal. Lol
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A puma and jaguar crossing the same camera.
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I don't think you're grasping this Tugboat Charlie. I never there was a claim of Jaguars over here. My point was, the Jaguar & Puma inhabit the same areas and don't breed together, also the Jaguar is genetically closer to the Puma than the Leopard is. Why would it be different here in the wild UK, they are not cats in captivity, these are cats generations deep after their ancestors were released. So, in conclusion, your theory about Leopards & Pumas breeding together in the UK and creating a hybrid species is basically horse shit, hope this clarifies things. I look forw
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Hahahahaha the books is all about the study & conservation of big cats, written by experts in biology, zoology, genetics, they are out in the field getting all the data, DNA, camera traps, the full shebang, their career is studying big cats in their natural habitat. I think they are vastly more qualified than me, you or your buddy Rick Minter. Jaguars & Puma have also bred in captivity, but in the wild they don't, and neither would Leopards & Pumas or whatever you claim to be out there. Less planting cat scats and more book wankering for you .
