Recently, in some parts of the UK, creatures have begun to appear that are very similar to ordinary cats, but are too large in size
In the London suburb of Sydenham, for several years now, some huge animal has been attacking ordinary cats. So, the former soldier Tony Holder with difficulty repulsed his cat from a one and a half meter black beast that climbed into his garden. During the fight with the animal, Tony received many bites and scratches.
The mysterious creature was seen in these places more than once. It received the nickname of the Sydenham Panther. She recently made itself felt again. According to the British newspaper The Sun, 32-year-old Sarah Hill, walking with her 8-month-old son Archie, came across the mutilated remains of a cat. The skin and flesh of the animal were completely stripped from the bones, one head remained intact …
“Not otherwise it was a big black cat that attacked, because no animal I know could have done this,” says Sarah. “The dog would tear the cat apart, and the fox would eat it. I am very concerned that such a beast is roaming around."
Mark Fraser of the UK's Alien Big Cats research group says: “We need to gather more evidence, but it is very likely that the big cat was responsible for the murder. The beast has been seen in this area more than once before”.
Moira resident Jenny Worthington recently photographed her paw print with her mobile. Judging by the shape of the track, the length of the claws of such a pussy is about 5 cm.
Jenny Worthington says that not far from the place where the photo was taken, she walked the dog and saw a creature "like a panther." Giant cats have appeared in rural Britain before. Animals behave quite aggressively and cause fear in humans.
The local population believes that they are of otherworldly origin. And some villagers are completely convinced that these are guests from outer space.
There is even a society called Alien Big Cats of Great Britain, whose members are engaged in research on the phenomenon and track cases of the appearance of mysterious animals. Recently, a representative of this society in West Fife, Bob Wallace, spoke of such incidents.
One man was walking a dog with his 8-year-old son in lower Valleyfield when the beam of his flashlight bounced off a pair of watchful eyes. He thought it was some kind of strange dog, and told his son to take his dog on a leash, fearing that they might fight. Deciding to check, he walked in that direction and turned on the flashlight again.
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Just three meters away, a hefty cat was sitting on a tree branch. The cat's tail darted from side to side, and the man immediately remembered his childhood vividly. As he then took out his aunt's cat, and that same tail flapped before throwing into the attack. According to an eyewitness, the animal was dark brown in color, more than a meter in length with its tail, and very much resembled a North American cougar in appearance.
Another West Fife resident took his daughter out in a wheelchair. He claims to have seen a cat, the size of a Rottweiler or Doberman, drinking from a puddle.