That’s terrible

@@maxkeane2545 its left me scared for life

lee locker was it a wild animal and where abouts did it happen it’s so sad to hear

Curse of the snaggletooth

lee locker where?

Where abouts just curious

Yeah well I farted and it stank

Cellar Door You’ve got a dirty mind because I wrote it as a sarcastic comment and forgot ads pop up saying that

I see cubs every time I go to see family in Devon

Are they tame or wild lol

Ones a bit timid!...the other 2 are proper wild...almost dangerous...lmao

@@therickpound the wild ones are best lol

Why dont u have any pics

James Stotty I’ve seen one twice in the same area 17 years apart. They are most definitely out there.

Those are called "house cats" Einstein

@@eviljoel 😅 ha ha...

There must have been a few black panthers around cus I saw a black panther in Northamptonshire about 5 years ago

@@trevor5485 Which area of Northamptonshire , without giving the place away?

skunksmoker14 LOL

Brilliant!!!!

:-DDD !!!

loooool

Har Hardy har har

@Sandcastle • I read that just at the moment 2:07

Could only have been a leopard or jaguar, which are alot bigger than a labrador. Do I say you're talking bollocks

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THere has never been a black cougar nor black Panthers brought to England as pets.

No you didn't

I saw a black panther in Northamptonshire about 6 years ago and that’s right in the middle of the country, so I agree they are all over the place, just in the shadows

sure you did bud, sure..

@@andrewa9694 This is an idiotic statement. There are more than 50,000 exotic big cats in America kept as pets. I am obviously not counting big cats native to North America. The ones raised as pets too long don’t usually make it very long.

Yo that was me lool why u snitching

Think they was dogs mate 😂👌🏼

Aaron Davies it’s true, I know what I saw and don’t need to research any further. I am certain it was a unicorn and mermaid.

😂😂😂😂😂

Tommy T 😂

@Aaron Davies yes he's what's wrong with this world,not believing a bunch of liars and virgins who want to believe pumas and fucking jaguars have been predating and breeding in Gloucestershire for thirty years without one solid bit of evidence!😂😂

I live in Colorado, we have several mountain lion attacks a year, but they're usually just on children or people going hiking so no one really minds.

Oi. They aren't doing any harm to them.

Yes i agree with you, let them be, they doing no harm.

@@scottcantdance804 well thats why the average American has two kids, never know when you need to sacrifice one lol 😜😂😂

@@peterweeks2831 they could snatch a child out of a park and they run 30 mph or more....they need to be shot

Theres apparently a lot in scotland but no one sees them

That was port Lympne zoo!!

No you didn't.

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@@williecosgrove you are

@@yamahajog04

There have been lots of sightings of both pumas and black 'panthers' in the New Forest. Where was this one?

How much time have you spent looking?

How often do you seen any animal skeletons of any kind?

Hi there, we’re currently producing a new documentary on this subject and we would love to hear about your sighting via a recorded phone call. This can be completely anonymous or you can choose to be credited at the end of the film. The phone call would take no longer than 10 mins. Is this something you would be interested in? If so, please email me at mike@grizzly.co.uk. Thanks, Mike :)

There'll be someone who wants to shoot one to prove they exist.

@@JesusChrist-ir1td Yh but I’ll allowing if there killing live stock but other then that idk

shapumawildcat What is YOUR opinion on these big cats in the UK? 👍 or 👎?

I really don’t doubt it, their in Australia to hundreds of people of seen them in Victoria

My mate Arty right, he seen em up by Shaugh Prior and that. Says they were eatin like sheep’s and that but I don’t believe em mate cos he said they were tame and that. Can’t make up my mind and that. Would do you think

That’s my mate Arty in disguise you old tinker and that. Lives above the ship inn in the Barbican. No kidding me they daft fucker. Pint one day Arty ?

I’m a farmer near Princetown, Dartmoor. I keep sheep just like my dad and his dad did. Never have I seen or saw any signs of a big cat and neither did my dad but my grandad said there was a small amount released many years ago that were pets but died out quickly. I’m 46 and spend every day on the moors, if there was big cats about I’d have seen them!

@chief Mcnasty Yes of course if you have email I can send you the same pictures I sent to Keele and Jonathan mcgowan.

But you can't post the photos on KZfaq? What's that smell.....???

@Steve Whiting they really generally do not go after people and if they ever do stand your ground try to make yourself look as big as possible , I do know that here in North America , there are more people killed by Moose each year! than by big cats... so don't lose too much sleep. Best intent ,take care..

@Steve Whiting wow!👍

in my area my dad and someone used to take his 3 lions for a walk and when they instituted the law thatyou cant keep them they let all of them out and there was pions tigers panthers and cougar

Southport, Lancashire? Because there have been big cat sightings in the countryside around that area like, Parbold, Rufford, and such

My grandma saw someone get a black leopard out of a van and walk it down the street on a chain in Manchester. This was probably in the 70s-80s not sure though

Knew this was coming.

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Fuck me bro. The shithole i live in, people get terrored for wearing puma.

Theres literally thousands of puma trackies in Leeds 😂

I saw 1 just off the m62 near Oldham

One curious as to how she scared your back if you were tied to the bed and she was riding you like a pony she got 10 foot arms or Sumet 😂

Matt, that amazing. I too was really close to it. My mate and I, on his 50cc motorbike, surprised it coming from around a bend on a country road. It was on the grass verge looking right at us, from about 10 foot away. It then bounded away. How did you see it that close? I’m intrigued.

@@mattjarrett7274 Awesome. That's pretty scary. I'd of crapped myself!! ha!

@@mattjarrett7274, What's that smell???? It's certainly not big cat shit!

I saw a panther West Norfolk coast last year. On common land. I heard it first. Took a look round a hedge it just layed there in the sun. Heard again it in autumn woodland sounded above us in the trees. Freaked my kids right out.

@@tw15t3dup5 You drink too much fella.

Same, 2012-2013 in Northamptonshire

Running is the worst thing you can do in an encounter with a big cat. Always keep your face to them and hold out the sides of your jacket to appear bigger. They generally only pounce on unaware or fleeing prey, so if you're looking them right in the eye, you're okay. Different advice applies for bears, canids, and alligators of course. Do your research about whatever large predators happen to be in your own area.

@@itzakpoelzig330 I now carry a base ball bat with me in these woods 😂😅 Unfortunately haven’t seen him for years now 😩

No you didn't.

@@juntus89 Freemason troll bot!

@@truthseeker3536 What?

Very unlikely your gonna get a photo. Elusive

@@kb8729 Here in the USA we have elusive big cats in massive areas of untouched wilderness. Despite being highly elusive, they are still captured on remote cameras, hit by cars, tracked, trapped, and seen by hikers, hunters, etc. If they were there conclusive evidence would be found. Especially on such a small and densely populated island.

@@ZGADOW thank you for speaking Logic. They always say the UK have big cats, The news papers always print fake pictures, people actually believe this shit.

Salisbury museum two jun

@@kb8729 theres more than you know trail cams on game shoots are told to delete .if you have a group of people wanting to pay 10 grand for a days shooting you dont want people running all over your land trying to take photos and trying to kill it .these major estates are in a strange position do they shoot them and look after there game and dont tell no one or put it out to the world there here and have every tom dick and harry all over the land

I’ve been in a tight passage in Spain too

Hahahaha 💪

There are reports of a very big black cat in the Forest of Dean from a number of people. It seems that this specimen is bigger than the usual panthers spotted around the UK.

I was walking along a country/woodland walkway, stopped to sit at a bench and heard a the same growl as you describe, very close to me in the bushes/treeline, then the unmistakable roar of a Puma/mountain lion. Safe to say I shit my pants and promptly got out of there (walking sideways not running 😂) nobody believed me at all, but I know what I heard...didn't see it, but it was 100% a puma from the gutteral growl and then high pitched roar it made.

I also seen it tonight In grately Hampshire out of a train window

@@robbie7298 Interesting! Quite a few sightings have been from trains.

@@anotherfreediver3639 probably because they are fast and it only gives you a second to the views the animal- therefore your brain has less information to work on and therefore your memory is exaggerated.

​@@Just_shush_now What a load of rubbish. They are often seen from trains. In fact there are so many reports now, thousands of people have seen them. And the majority don't report their sightings!.

@@Just_shush_now In some cases, yes, but not in all. However, nearly half of all sightings are by people out walking, and there the sightings often last a minute or more.

NICE ONE.

R.I.P

A little girl called Damien?!? Your parents must be odd.

Definitely big cats in Norfolk.

The smell must've given it away!

I do believe your talking out you ass. Did you listen to the documentary?

Pad Man I don’t think he meant the ones that are in cages....

@@ThePiratePaddy What documentary ?-))

Oh contrare... Large cats do indeed exist in the more wilder-rural parts of the UK. Aside from the well known Highland wild cat, feline species larger than Felis cattus (domestic cat) have been sighted and documented. . I was once travelling a short cut though the Forestry Commission plantation at Denham Wood on the west bank of the Tavy river in Devon. (just upriver from the Tavy estuary that is in confluence with the River Tamar on the border of Devon and Cornwall), I was walking down a firebreak in the plantation at the end of which opened up to old deciduous woodland (pockets of ancient woodlands exist all around Dartmoor). There was a barbed wire fence and drainage ditch that marked the boundary of the FC land and that of the private woodland beyond. . I noted a log placed across the ditch, just where the firebreak finished. This marked the crossing point for the old hunters pathway, that ran parallel to the course of the river Tavy (to my left). Having negotiated the fence and ditch, I was about to enter the old oak woodland when something moved ahead of me. I froze to the spot. Very slowly, a man emerged from the outline of a tree. He was a game hunter, very well camouflaged, with what looked to be a slung .22 rifle. He raised one finger to his lips to indicate to me, to not make a sound, then he pointed two fingers at his own eyes and turned and pointed in very slow movements to my right... . Sitting on a fallen tree, that was also spanning the drainage ditch, but about 40 feet up from where I'd crossed, in classic upright cat pose and regarding the two of us with large amber eyes was the largest cat I'd ever seen outside of a zoo. Both the hunter and I just remainde rooted to the spot. Neither of daring to make a sound, whist our brains took in the scene rationalised what we were collectively observing. . The animal was a puma for sure. Around a meter in length and stood almost as tall as a lurcher. With a fairly dark almost reddish- brown, short haired coat, with slight mottling. It regarded us at some length, then with what appeared to be a sniff of indifference, turned its head and then stood up on the log and padded off the end and into the dark interior of the conifer plantation, that I had just egressed. . I walked over to the hunter. And we grinned at each other excitedly. He said, '' You are not going to forget today very easily are you? '' I laughed and said, I'm now a believer, for sure! '' The hunter had been sitting very still waiting for his prey - wood cock, when the sleek feline predator moved silently passed him and over to the ditch, literally seconds before I arrived at the end of the firebreak. We were both in awe that the creature actually just sat and all three of us just simply comtemplated each other. It seemed as mildly curious as we were about the encounter and probably fealt no threat from either of us. . Just as well, for I certainly wouldn't have wanted to corner this guy. . The Tavy valley is quite convoluted and densly lined with old woodland and thick coniferous plantations. It is rich in wildlife and game - from fish and fowel to rabbit and dear, with some sheep further up the valley. No shortage of dense cover, parts of whcih are pretty inaccessible to humans and the whole valley is peppered with old mine workings (mostly arsenic and silver), with many semi-open addits, culverts and shafts, making an ideal lair for such a solitary creature. . Yes, large cats are alive and well in our more off-the-beaten tracts of countryside.

@@Deebz270 only one thing wrong with this story my friend is,you dont sit an wait for woodcock ,especially not with a 22 rifle,, other than that if more than one are captured then I'll be more inclined to believe, but been a hunter myself of fur,feather and fish with gun ,dogs ,ferrets ,and rod for a number of years, how like you say this fellow was hunting, how,and with what ,is fiction. But I enjoyed reading your reply,so thanks for that.

Even more in Wales along with signs of wolves (even heard wild howls at night), you can find it google just about but KZfaq seems to knock off all the videos on it

It was from a tiger skin rug

There's in fact 4 animals in the panthera family. And in fact there's an animal called Florida panther. 😉

@@rigorousrangel6394 The Florida Panther is a black cougar, a panther in south America is normally a black jaguar and in Africa it's a black leopard but any big black cat will be called a panther!

@@user-lf3wr8rh7r wrong the Florida panther is not black. And your original comment was "Very difficult as there is no such animal called panther!". I simply pointed out there's an animal called panther in Florida. Now I also understand that black jaguars and leopards are referred to as black panthers but they're still leopards and jags. There's 4 of the big cats that belong to the panthera family, tigers, lions, jaguars and leopards these are considered the big cats. Cougars do not belong to this family, yet the particular group of cougars that live in the Everglades are somewhat different than cougars elsewhere and apparently Floridians wanting to be special call their cougars Florida panther. Cheers 🍻

We are talking about a melanated leopard, no?

A wolf is not a member of the cat family lol

@@domwaller7391 neither are those things roaming around the english countryside .

Parrmik, did a little old lady get mutilated late last night?

Little old lady got mutilated late last night, werwolves of London again.

I think I saw the same guy at that Chinese food place in SoHo, Lee Ho Fooks.

Finally - an honest comment.

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Can you remember what film it was?

aye, no doubt..fortunately these guys were particularly specific in their differentiation of remains and so on. I can't remember myself but the men i've spoken to are sure of the presence of big cats on the lines..

@Steve Whiting holy moly, i see what you're saying. Thank you! Don't forget there are folks round here that eat the roadkill.. but yes i know there have been sightings around puddletown middle school.. one personal friend having watched one from a short distance not far from there. Another mate and I have seen tiny wild boars a few times...which is nice but kind of surprising if we have these apex predators around..maybe there's some "balance" being restored to the food chain as the video suggests..

Hi Reliance Services, We’re currently producing a new documentary on this subject and we would love to hear about your sighting via a recorded phone call. This can be completely anonymous or you can choose to be credited at the end of the film. The phone call would take no longer than 10 mins. Is this something you would be interested in? If so, please email me at mike@grizzly.co.uk. Thanks, Mike :)

I've seen 2 Bob cats near caerphilly

Gull populations are worryingly decreasing over the UK. I live near a part of the coast where they haven't encountered humans feeding them and they're lovely animals; such grace and poise when flying.

@@erdmax_worrying

@Steve Whiting ....nothing in particular, north American mountain lions are , very house cat like, they meow ( much deeper, raspy), they pure...and they'll kill ya if you corner one....for years dogs have been used in hunting them because they are so elusive...the dogs sniff them out and give chase, tree the cat , then the hunter shoots it....hey avoid humans, but will watch you from a distance as you move through their territory. You don't typically stumble on to one, they'll typically move out your way, yet be vary close and watch you....leopards ...don't know much about them.......sounds like your government wants to keep a lid on things so as not to cause panic people are kinda stupid like that, so ....good luck in your search.

The radio programme was Ramblings on BBC radio 4. It was near Symonds Yat, Gloucestershire. Her companion on the walk said they see it often.

Did it not have legs before?

It's hard to get footage of your own, and if you want to use someone else's you have to pay them.

Silly old codger waffling on about hindquarters to die for like shes a crufts judge.

Baby feet

@Richard Phillips why say that ?