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BBC film crew working for TV programme 'Tomorrow's world' set traps near Kellas, and achieved success at catching the first live specimen of the 'Kellas cat'.

(Screened in documentary - 'On the Trail of the Big Cat' 22 nd May1986)

The specimen was female, and was taken to the Highland Wildlife Park at Kincraig. Blood sample sent for chromosomal analysis by Dr Fox of Aberdeen University's Zoology Dept. Results from this specimen proved, unequivocally, to be from a wildcat x domestic hybrid.

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Think about the number of folk out with dogs, and hound packs, bushing packs etc etc. Wouldn't we have had a 'Big Cat Collision' by now. Same with road accidents.

big cats big prats who believe it more like mind you aliens well thats a different kettle of fish :laugh:

What about Father Christmas??????????

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they say that these big cats are exotic pets that people have bought on the black market and the released when they could not manage them anymore,if that was the case these cats would be use to human contact and would be seen a lot more frequently coming near houses to search for food because they would know no better.

 

it's a load of shite if ye ask me,not 1 picture or video can be proven

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