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“I’m absolutely positive I spotted it. It just had this enormous head, and I definitely saw the tail. The tail is what did it for me,” said one eyewitness. Mystery cat photo.

Read: Panther Photographed in NY »

There was a puma shot last weekend near the Georgia/Alabama border, at West Point Lake, Georgia.

Read: Georgia Cougar Killed »

The eyewitness said the African Lion was enormous, with gigantic paws. What does this new report have to do with last year’s accounts from West Virginia? What new Virginia sightings will occur before Noel?

Read: New Maned Lion Report From Virginia »

There’s a new flap underway. Take the Cryptomundo challenge: Visit some Bay Area parks and bring back a few good photographs. Besides sharing examples of recent sightings, here is a virtual guide to the “best-chance parks” to visit to observe these Mystery Cats.

Read: California’s Black Panthers »

“I observed what appeared to be a large cat, tan/grayish in color, rear hindquarters with a long bushy tail with a darkish tip,” says the eyewitness.

Read: New NY Panther Sighting »

File this one away. Did you guess what it would be that was probing the bushes of Anchorage? Images.

Read: Alaska’s Mystery Cat Captured »

Western Mexico was in shock after finding three tigers, which had escaped from a circus, strolling through a rural town. One was found lying on a family’s patio, police said.

Read: Mexico: More Circus Wreck Escapees »

The cat has been spotted along Alaska’s Glenn Highway, but the most recent report came yesterday from employees at the Salvation Army’s Clitheroe Center near Point Woronzof.

Read: Alaska’s Spotted Mystery Cat »

The alert is the European nation’s first panther spotting in two years and the eighth in 15 years.

Read: Italian Mystery Cat Hunt »

One eyewitness described the cat as 5 to 6 feet long, not including the tail, and resembling a mountain lion.

Read: Bayview Beast »

There is sad news to report out of Oklahoma.

Read: Liger Attack Victim Dies »

The unfortunate incident involves an animal known for its aggressive nature. A liger is the product of crossbreeding between a male lion and a female tiger, having features of both but generally being larger than either.

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The agencies are unanimous over the presence of melanistic tigers in Similipal. Archival images.

Read: New Reports of the Black Tigers of India »

Could this new photograph be related to a new species of cat, still to be described, which was first seen two years ago in Peru? Image.

Read: New Wild Cat Species in Ecuador? »

Once again, a thorough cryptozoological investigation has finalized an investigation and the results, with a comparative photo, nail it. Photos.

Read: Kent Cat Mystery Solved »