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Two pictures speak a couple thousand words. Images.

Read: Louisiana Confirms Cougars With Photos »

French cryptozoologist Michel Raynal shares new literary information on a mystery cat from Africa.

Read: The Wobo »

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources insists it was not a cougar that recently mauled a 900-pound horse in Rives Township near Jackson. Okay, then what? Graphic images.

Read: Michigan’s Mauling Mystery Cats »

A new exclusive mystery photograph from the UK is clear, but what kind of felid is this? What’s your speculation on the identity of this one?

Read: What Is This Mystery Cat? »

Who are the brothers and sisters in the field? How many brothers, how many sisters, how many siblings have found themselves together within cryptozoology or nearly so, in linked investigations or overlapping strangeness? Images.

Read: Siblings in Cryptozoology »

For those that think that “panther safaris” and “puma hunts” are recent happenings in Australia, here’s an old one.

Read: 1933: Puma Hunt in Oz »

The new premier of Australia’s New South Wales is convinced something is out there and the mysterious animals may warrant investigation. Images.

Read: Blue Mountains Panthers Taken Seriously »

Do eyewitnesses know what they are seeing? Certainly, some officials don’t think so. Their characterizations of the witnesses are getting downright insulting.

Read: Officials Almost Calling “Ghost Cat” Witnesses “Crackpots” »

A couple formerly captive big cats and other animals are in the news in the wake of Ike’s rearranging of the natural and unnatural landscape.

Read: Tiger Roams in Hurricane’s Aftermath »

Here’s the latest sighting of a seemingly non-native felid, this time in Baja California. The routine helicopter search for it is conducted. The “traveling circus” explanation, naturally, pops up.

Read: Tijuana’s Mystery “African Lion” »

Winged cats, bobcats in the suburbs, and a liger are showing up in various media. Photos.

Read: Weird Cat News »

With reference to the multiple sightings of a “large cat” on Irish soil, after the search for the large felid failed, the official “Wipe” has now been put into place.

Read: Update: Belfast Lion »

The location of the sightings does not really surprise me, if you consider the source of the reports are a social felid.

Read: Belfast Lion Sighted »

Also found were giant ground sloths, glyptodons, horses, llamas, crocodiles, ducks, herons, and the rhino-like Mixotoxodon. Many images.

“The asphalt-preserved animals could rival those of Rancho La Brea,” said Christopher Shaw, collections manager at Los Angeles’s George C. Page Museum, which handles the La Brea collection.

Read: Scimitar Felid Found In SA Tar Pit »

Camera traps in Sebangau National Park in Central Kalimantan province have snapped pictures of the remarkable and rare felids. Image.

Read: Clouded Leopard Found In Borneo »