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If ever I heard a spine-chilling heap of KAK (Crap) this is/was IT!!! First Big cat sightings, mixed cut and paste jobs of Cheetahs, House Cats ,Jaguars and Leopards. Secondly two of your Jaguares was Leopards on the banks of the Sabi River in the Kruger National Park in South Africa-South African. Please rather tell us the Aliens from Mars has landed on Times Sqaure!!!! 🤣😂😀😪

Hi if you cant believe what your eyes saw 40 years ago or today thats your problem. Maybe you should have more trust in yourself. Why are you here pretending you believe that 'they are possibly here' yet gaslighting other peoples sightings and trying to make them feel that they 'imagined' it? Im certain most sightings from people are genuine and they know the difference between a household cat or big dog. If you cant believe your own experience why not just go watch something else and stop undermining others.

Even that footage from 2:50 to 3:16 still doesn't guarantee that it was a big cat. People will say, _"But look how big it was compared to the fencing post behind it."_ But where that cat was walking, the ground was slightly higher than the fence line. So it's obvious that it would look taller. All footage like this needs is for someone of who's height we know, to walk along that same path that black cat walked. And that is where perspective comes into it. You need something with a guaranteed size or height to be where the cat was. If you take footage that's zoomed in, then it'll chance the perspective of anything behind it making the background seem a lot closer than it actually is. Even after my sighting some 40+ years ago, I'm still 99% sure there are big cats in the UK. But I've yet to see any footage that'll guarantee to me, that there are big cats. As I've said before. I can discredit any other animal that we know of that lives in the UK to what I saw. And removing all of those animals points to it being being one animal. A big cat. But I'll still never say, with my hand on my heart, that I saw one. It's just more likely that I *DID* see one. Great video tonight. But still leaves those tantalising questions? Is it? Was it? 🤔🤷‍♂

Maesteg and port talbot in South Wales in the Welsh valleys there is been sightings 👌👌

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I’ve seen eight or ten of the big black cats and four or five black bear sightings in Southeastern Kentucky in the last three years.!

Why do they show pics of spotted jaguars while calling them the black variety?

Amazing story , its a mystery i love ! 🙂

I really really enjoy listening to big cat sightings in England but would love to hear recent stories.

The Peak district encounter...a jaguar approached a family in broad daylight....followed them to their car and then circled the vehicle...sounds implausible.

In the first encounter did the farmer subsequently take photos or casts of footprints of the jaguar for conformation/evidence of what he thinks he encountered in the moonlight?

Love your video’s and about time someone actually has been showing the fact that they are here

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lol what's funny to me is here in Africa, we know we have big cats. When we're in our car, we're safe. It takes a rhino or at least a buffalo to really damage a car. The way they grab each other in terror inside the vehicle haha. Like the kitty is going to walk over and pull on the car door's handle. For me, the awesome part about these stories could be that there might be some predators left in the British isles yet. But the horror element this channel ran all the way home with is not working for me lol. Imagine being afraid of something 2 feet tall while inside your land rover or jaguar. We get it, you don't have mountain lions like the states, jaguars like Brazil, or lions like South Africa, but come on. Grow a pair.

Whats with the shitty sock images! Stopped viewing!

A great collection of recounted facts. 👍

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If i had to guess why people over the years have sighted big cats in the British countryside it would because of hunting sessions where creatues whether it be big cats or even small bears etc have been purchased off travelling circus's by certain country gents (bored of fox hunting)in order to be pursued, tracked and killed on night hunts. This sounds bonkers i know. It was done about 25years ago by a landowner and his cronies up on the belmont moors with wallabies, one wasn't caught and found in the woods in Rivington area few days later. There was talk at the time by a son of one of the men that took part it was a regular thing. There is a youtube video a while back of a guy filming himself walking in English woodland and seeing a bear running through a field some distance away very shortly before 3 landrover discoverys speeding past in its general direction looking to be on a "grouse shooting hunt"

Great account of your big cat encounter. 👍 I feel somewhat jealous as you can 100% guarantee that you _"Did"_ see one. I'm still 99% sure I did see one as there is nothing else in the UK countryside that I know of, that matched what I saw. Not a dog, fox, deer or anything else. Mine still has that 1% mystery to it as I can't put my hand on my heart and 100% say it was a big cat. _"But... If it was NOT a big cat... Then what was it I saw?"_ You saw your big cat for far longer than I saw my sighting. Which lasted no more than 10 seconds, if even that. And in virtual darkness bar the light of the August moon and the lights from the fullbeam of my cars lights. As for your evenings spot of tranquil, relaxing fishing? _"Umm... Nah...! I can go fishing another evening... Though... Maybe I'll find somewhere else to fish!_

i know for a fact one was shot and killed around 2003/2004 in east sussex. After a week of hunting it overnight. it was covered up by the people that done it to avoid a media circus as we had previously had some very bad media activity a year or to before in the location.

This is My Encounter And I can 1000000% Guarantee All This is Fact And I have never heard of anyone else Getting such a close up sighting and As at the time It,s still As clear to me now,, Thanks for your comments

Being a bit pedantic, Puma and mountain lion are the same cat, as is the catamount. The name for the species is Puma Concolor and despite their size, they are not considered a "big cat" as they do not belong to the Panthera family. They are more closely related to house cats and cheetahs (also not considered a big cat) than to a Jaguar or leopard.

Whisper get in here😡 The purge doesn't start until dark🐐

An interesting collection. I'm in need of more information on these stories. _Or are they anecdotes that possess more truth, then tale?_ 🤔🤷‍♂

They did catch a live puma, it was elderly, they called it felicity and put in a Highland Park zoo, and I believe lynx have also been caught and shot, so how many more are out there?

Finally have a THANKS button then. Hope people start supporting for all the years put in?

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It's a leopard 🐆 correct

Pumas

Pumas

Most of them are leopards rather than cougars and possibly mix of the two but jaguars impossible they would have already made themselves known

Great set of small -stories- -narratives- recountments. Can't really use the first two words as they pertain to them being false.

Fantastic

Good footage

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DONT Panic MR MANNERING 🎉

Nice video. Add Jaguars to the list of big cats that I do not want to see, face to face, in the UK. Tigers and African Lions. 😀👍

Fascinating ❤

Good video. Not sure about the animated wolf at the beginning, though I see what you were pointing at. _But at least no Cheetahs!_ 😀👍 As for my belief and my story I gave to you. I'm 90% sure there is something out there. All I know is, what I saw was _NOT_ a dog. But if it wasn't a dog. Then what was it? And as I can't hold my hand on my heart and say, _"I definitely saw a puma that night."_ Then it still leads me to speculate or question, what was it? So... Having a science upbringing with my dad _(RIP)_ being a Doctor of Biology and one of my older brothers being a Doctor of Entomology, I always look at things through sceptical scientific eyes. As such, when I was what it was, I start to rule out what it wasn't or what it couldn't have been. However. Even though everything that lives in the UK that I know of and have seen has been ruled out, it still leaves me with that question mark over what I saw.

I’m the lucky one I’ve seen one up close

Love cats 😘😘😘

Are u monitised yet?

Agreed and it is a beautiful thing…

❤❤❤ your channel big cat sightings are happening here and people have to take note..

About fifteen years ago, when I was living on a big arable farm in Norfolk, I saw a large black cat emerge from the standing maize, which is left standing to provide cover for pheasants. I was sitting up in bed, with a cold, gazing out upon a very large ploughed field and there was snow on the ground, so this animal was clearly visible. It stood about halfway up the maize, so definitely too big to be a domestic cat. And it didn't move like a domestic cat. It walked a little way along the edge of the cover, and then slipped back into the maize when it heard the gamekeeper's vehicle coming up the track. I am certain it was a panther. There would certainly be plenty of food on a huge farm where pheasants are released for shooting.

I hadn't previously thought about Lynx or Bobcat being in the UK. Pumas, Black Leopards _(Panthers.)_ and Leopards definitely. After all, if you're a rich in the 1960's and wanted a _"big cat"_ as a pet to show off, which one would you be least likely to buy out of the five I just mentioned? Probably the Lynx or Bobcat due to their smaller size over the big three. Puma, Panther and Leopard. And out of those big three cats, the least likely to buy would probably have been the Puma due to it's more sombre markings. You'd more likely buy either the Leopard for its stunning yellow and black spotted markings or the Panther. And the Panther... Well... Just because it is a Panther. *But I do like the thumbnail of the Panther for these recent videos.* It clearly shows that even though it's just a big black cat, you can still see it's Leopards black spot marking on it's black coat. As for sceptics saying that the climate of the UK not being suitable for big cats? I disagree. Lynx, bobcats and Pumas wouldn't find cold unbearable. If they can live in Canada, then the UK's going to be a doddle. And as for hunting. None of them would find that difficult. There's masses of small game out there. Rabbits hares and all manor of rodents. Game birds and just birds. Both Foxes and young deer would also be easy prey. And for Leopards and Pumas, adult deer too. Though probably not the Red or Sika Deer. But we have Fallow and three other smaller deer in the UK. Big cats may take the odd sheep. Especially if it's recently been sheared. But regardless of what people say, big cats do not like wool. It's not like the fur and hair of the other prey species and is more likely to clump up into a ball in its digestive system if they ingest too much of the stuff. So when farmers find a dead sheep that's been preyed upon or died of other causes and has been eaten by wild life, there is wool scattered all over the place. Just as when you find a dead large bird. All the feathers have been plucked out. As for big cats being elusive. I used to have cats. If we had someone come on our driveway and we were all in doors, the cats would alert us to someone being around and if that person knocked on the door, the cats would slink off. I've been in the front garden with our cats and when someone came along to talk, I'd look about and the cats would have vanished. Cats are really, really good at hiding and keeping unseen. If they don't want to be spotted, they won't be. Plus they have incredible night vision. So they'd be out at night hunting when we're all asleep and curled up asleep during the day when we're up and about.

I'm not bothered with Leopards, Lynx or Puma's stalking the shadows in the UK. But I don't want Tigers stalking about the place. I draw a line with those apex predators.

Yep they are . But owned by private collections

hell yeah