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Let us revisit Brent Swancer’s old columns on this topic. Images.

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Cougars, pumas, Eastern panthers, or mountain lions (all the same animal) have supposedly not be found in Delaware since the 1850s.

Read: Delaware Mystery Cat Sightings »

Photo proof is helpful too.

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Read: Minnesota Dead Cougar Hard To Ignore »

It’s fat and broad with a long tail, black in color, has a face like a dog and back like a mongoose. It’s smaller than a lion but bigger than a hyena. Images.

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In one case, a police officer spotted a mountain lion eating a deer carcass along Indiana 37.

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Government officials believe the animal is a black panther that escaped from a French animal park some time ago. No specific source, incident, or background is given for this theory. Image.

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”They said it was much larger than a house cat and looked more like a black panther,” officials said.

Read: New California Black Panther Report »

So, step forward Rebecca Lang and Mike Williams, who have decided to write a book on the mystery cats of their native Australia. I’m sure many people didn’t even realise that Australia has a similar situation to the UK with its legends of large, feline predators, mind you, there are many countries across the world which have been plagued by cat flaps, but these stories are yet to form a manuscript.

Read: Australian Big Cats: Reviewed »

What species of felid is it? Image.

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What else is out there? Image.

Read: Servals in NY and Ohio ~ and California? »

The animal has long claws and a pointed head with round ears tucked tight against its skull, squat legs, and fur that runs from rich brown to black. Image.

Read: Not Black Panthers, But Fishers! »

What are the big yellow cats being seen in this Midwestern state? Map. Images.

Read: Wisconsin’s Mystery Cats: 2010 »

“I would guess that it was about three to four feet long, not counting the tail, which was two of three feet long itself. It was about the size of a German Shepard dog,” said the eyewitness.

Read: New Maine Mt. Lion Sighting »

News, with updates of the photographs of this black felid, clearly show what has been found. The discovery is placed in a broader historical context. Images.

Read: Update: “Black Tiger” Found In Sri Lanka »

The known ranges of South and Middle American cats are changing. Trailcams are proving it. Images.

Read: Ocelots and Jaguars Moving North »