Nick Redfern on alien big cats

It looks to me as if these mysterious feline beasts were either escapees or released in a foreign setting. Since there's probably less than a handful, they would certainly be elusive. Like many cases where an animal or florae is introduced in a mismatched environment, results don't tend to lean on the positive side.

Eyes of cat or Primeval??? For those who haven't read it, Eyes of Cat is a interesting book by the author of the Chronicles of Amber, Roger Zelazny... Primeval is a BBC series in which occasional portals open and all sorts of creatures appear. :P

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/images/newsitems/panther.jpg For years there have been sightings around the British isles of large predatory cats such as panthers, animals that should not be living in the country and that have been nicknamed "alien big cats" - but what, if anything, is the government doing about it ?"Nick Redfern: Now and again, I get asked if government agencies take an interest in reports of strange creatures roaming the countryside – in much the same way that, for many years, official departents have investigated other forms of anomalous phenomena, such as UFOs. Well... [More]

Big cats are as common as wild goats. Check out the Forest of Dean, Snowdonia, the new forest... Every self respecting county in the British isles has a big cat stalking the public footpaths, moors and valleys. Means jack. Nothing new

cats are aliens of some sort. but they are from this earth... what does that tell you?

I remember the uk army sending out troops to track one that was spotted, they never found anything. Oh and when the article says Alien, it means 'not indigenous' and not from outerspace or another dimension