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Sunday, March 18, 2012

BIG CAT NEWS: From around the world (and yes, I know a serval isn't a big cat)



Leopard attacks security guard in Mysore, snared
Times of India

In the evening, forest officials released the big cat into the Anthara Santhe forest range in Nagarahole National Park, near HD Kote taluk, 50km from the city. It's perhaps the first time a leopard entered the city interiors.

Mass. zoo's cats benefit from Boston power loss
WNYT
The transformer fire that knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses in Boston turned about to be a stroke of delicious luck for the big cats at a Massachusetts zoo. The Capital Grille donated 2500 pounds of steak worth $20000 to the ...

Mountain lion hit in downtown Preston deemed healthy, released
The Herald Journal
According to the Preston Citizen newspaper, Preston resident Louis Mendoza was traveling north in downtown Preston on State Street when the big cat ran out in front of his car. “I was going about 25 miles per hour and slammed on my breaks.

Langley serval still missing after storm
News1130

The African cat took off during a hailstorm Thursday night and now there is concern that people may be afraid. The big cat may look like something out of the jungle, but his owner claims he's harmless, but the feline's owner, Kelly Allen says...

Havoc as leopard returns; 1 hurt
Deccan Herald

However, unlike previous such instances, an elderly man suffered injuries when the big cat attacked him unaware. Abdul Rehman Shariff, aged 60 years and a watchman at an autorickshaw shed in A J Block on Udayagiri main road, came out of the shed after ...


Photo of Vladimir Putin with Tiger Staged! Gather
By *Carol ~Bronx Southern Belle D.In the now famous photo, we were led to believe that Putin had shot the beautiful big cat, and was tenderly sitting by its sleeping body, but in reality it was just a staged event. According to Yahoo News, "The August, 2008 photo shows Putin ...

20 YEARS TO SAVE KING OF JUNGLE
Express.co.uk
Conflict with livestock farmers and disease has already taken a heavy toll of the big cat, sending its numbers plummeting by 90 per cent since the early Sixties. Today the most iconic creature on earth – which features in the Royal Coat of Arms as well ...

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