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What is With the Big Black Cats?
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What is With the Big Black Cats?
By: Chris Holly
What is going on with the Big Black Cats being seen all over the world?
I have not been being paying too much attention to it until I read of a few sighting of huge black cats being seen in my state of New York. I could not recall anything like that before in my area.
I started to pay attention to the news and watch for articles on the Internet to find that sightings of huge black cats have been seen in odd places all over the world.
I mentioned it to a young man I know in passing and he told me a chilling experience he had in the late 1990’s on the east coast of Florida. He told me he and his girlfriend would take a blanket on nice nights and sit on the edge of a local golf course and eat a picnic dinner and cuddle under the stars as young people do.
This one night they were laying on the blanket looking up at the clear night sky when they heard something in the bushes near by. They both sat up looking in the direction of the noise to see two huge neon green eyes starring at them. The eyes were so terrifying he told the girl to get up and run for her life!
The young couple ran with every bit of speed they could across the open golf course towards the clubhouse area where there were other people at a full out run. As they ran they could hear the heavy loud fast footsteps of what ever it was in the bushes springing after them.
The terror of it coming after them had them run at record speed for their lives towards that clubhouse. Between them and the safety of others stood a 12 to 15 foot high chain link fence. The couple both hit the fence and climbed with a fury flying over it at full speed. They could hear the creature with the glowing green eyes gaining speed as they cleared the fence. The couple kept running to the clubhouse and people standing around the front of it. The young man said he heard the beast hit the huge fence and clear it with what sounded like one bounding leap. His heart was pounding knowing that this creature had to be huge to be able to clear a fence of that height that easily.
The couple now neared the crowded club house and could hear that the beast that was following them had stopped and given up his pursuit as they came close to the other people and civilization. He never knew what chased them that night and of course never returned to that golf course.
Hearing this story and reading all the information out about sightings about these huge cats makes me wonder if they were always around us and we were not aware of it or have they recently become part of the populated landscape and we have not noticed until now? I find it odd that all of a sudden such large animals are now popping up in strange environments?
Lastly I will leave you with a phone call I received last week from my sister while traveling from the east coast to the west coast across the state of Florida. My sister and her husband were happily driving along on vacation on a cross state highway when they came upon a huge animal lying dead right on the side of the highway.
They were stunned to find a huge (the size of a full grown deer) black cat lying dead on the road. They stopped to look and claim they have never seen an animal exactly like that anywhere before. My sister said the frightening part of the experience was that just over the treetops you could see all the rooftops of a neighbor hood of houses. To think this large animal was freely roaming about was a bit unsettling to say the least.
I have no idea why we are hearing and seeing these reports. Maybe these animals were always there, maybe they are new, or maybe they are creatures planted in our populated areas for reasons we do not understand. To be perfectly honest I do not know what to think of these black cats showing up all over but will be paying attention to it from now on. As I always say- pay attention to your surroundings, you never know what lurks beyond the next bush!
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Re: What is With the Big Black Cats?
« Reply #1 on: May 6th, 2009, 1:46pm » |
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I can't speak for the rest of the World but here in the U.K. the emergence of " big cats " seen in the wild is due to our Government passing a Law that Private Citizens could not keep exotic pets in their Homes. Rather than see their pets put into in-humane zoos or euthanised people released them into the countryside where they have mated and re-produced and prospered.
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« Reply #2 on: May 6th, 2009, 10:16pm » |
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I think a large part of the issue is that we have taken so much of their territory where they could remain reclusive. With little territory not inhabited by humans and much of their prey being reduced they are showing up in public more searching for food and shelter.
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Re: What is With the Big Black Cats?
« Reply #3 on: May 7th, 2009, 11:47am » |
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on May 6th, 2009, 1:46pm, VISITOR wrote:| I can't speak for the rest of the World but here in the U.K. the emergence of " big cats " seen in the wild is due to our Government passing a Law that Private Citizens could not keep exotic pets in their Homes. Rather than see their pets put into in-humane zoos or euthanised people released them into the countryside where they have mated and re-produced and prospered. |
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Thank you for posting that well thought out answer. It makes total sense.
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« Reply #4 on: May 7th, 2009, 11:53am » |
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on May 6th, 2009, 10:16pm, creolelady wrote:| I think a large part of the issue is that we have taken so much of their territory where they could remain reclusive. With little territory not inhabited by humans and much of their prey being reduced they are showing up in public more searching for food and shelter. |
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Creolelady,
That is quite true. I live in a suburban neighborhood that backs up to greenbelt and open land, and we have coyotes, foxes, deer, and the occasional mountain lion. The reason for the latter is that the young males are pushed away by their mothers when they attain adulthood, but they are still not savy in the ways of hunting and so stick close to populated areas where they can pick off easy prey in the form of domestic pets, such as dogs and cats. Personally I love sharing space with all God's creatures, but I'm cautious, too. I hear the coyotes howling and yipping away in the night, and I know there are probably adolesent mountain lions prowling about, so I make sure my companion animals are locked up in the house, safe and sound with us! If they need to make a night time potty run, I take them out front on the manicured lawn of our house. The wild animals never seem to advance that close, although we did once have a family (gaggle??) of wild turkey that made their way up and down the street into folks front yards, foraging for food and acting none to friendly to the homeowners who tried to shoo them off...! I figure they were here first... they deserve our respect and some consideration!
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« Reply #5 on: May 7th, 2009, 1:56pm » |
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We live in a city but our property also backs up to unused land. Sometimes we hear large groups of coyotes right behind our back fence. I don't mind them at all but do take extra precautions about my own pets. We do have a tall privacy fence, so they would have a tough time getting over it. I haven't heard of any mountain lions right here, but know they are not so far away. The bears as well. I am careful when we go camping and hiking to keep my eyes and ears alert. I don't want to harm them, and don't want them frightened enough to think they need to harm us.
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« Reply #6 on: May 14th, 2009, 12:37pm » |
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These big black cats are turning up around the world.
When we were holidaying in Hawaii in 2003 there was a couple on the TV news reporting one they saw there.
In countries where people have been allowed to keep these big cats and set them free, that is one explanation but what about Australia where we aren't supposed to have them and they are not brought in? How do we explain that? These big black cats reportedly attack livestock in the Blue Mountains area, and during the NSW fires a number of years back a teenage boy was walking along a bush track outside of Sydney and he was attacked by one. The black cat was the size of a Doberman dog. It was all on the TV news at the time.
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Re: What is With the Big Black Cats?
« Reply #7 on: May 14th, 2009, 10:09pm » |
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I know one thing for sure... I don't think I want to run into one of them.
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« Reply #8 on: May 17th, 2009, 08:37am » |
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Thats exactly right Luvey! I live in Quebec Canada where mountain lions have been gone scince the late 40s early 50s! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj1nbEtDuUg here is one that got filmed by a man on his balcony here nearby not bad sise too for a 60 year no cat gap!
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Re: What is With the Big Black Cats?
« Reply #9 on: Jun 7th, 2009, 6:01pm » |
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could be some kind of alien "familiar".
i had a strange encounter with an adult-full grown male timber wolf last wensday. he came out right in our veggy garden in broad daylight no less.
spooked our horses, and made our guard dogs go ape. i ran out to meet him rifle in hand cause last time a wild animal appeared in daylight it was hydrophobic.
when he saw me he just had a shocked look on his face and he did a 180 turn and went back north into the woods.
i think loggers were active in his space and had him a bit messed up--
or he could have been an alien familiar doing a recon of my property!!-- 
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on Jun 7th, 2009, 6:01pm, AH1W wrote:could be some kind of alien "familiar".
i had a strange encounter with an adult-full grown male timber wolf last wensday. he came out right in our veggy garden in broad daylight no less.
spooked our horses, and made our guard dogs go ape. i ran out to meet him rifle in hand cause last time a wild animal appeared in daylight it was hydrophobic.
when he saw me he just had a shocked look on his face and he did a 180 turn and went back north into the woods.
i think loggers were active in his space and had him a bit messed up--
or he could have been an alien familiar doing a recon of my property!!-- |
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What you describe is a very rare situation... almost unbelieveable (though I DO believe you!), because I know something of timberwolves and I can assure you they are EXTREMELY shy/cautious/fearful of humankind and what you describe would not be "normal" behavior under any circumstances UNLESS the animal in question had been habituated to human beings from an age of less than seven weeks. By the time they are seven weeks, pups have the inherent fear of humans imbedded in their psyches, impressed upon them by their mothers, and for good cause...!
You did not mention where you live. Timberwolves are only present in a few places in the states (where they have been reintroduced over the past several years), in a controlled population pack on Isle Royale in Minnestoa I believe it is, and of course in Canada and in Alaska where Sarah Palin and her conscienceless cohorts shoot at them from low flying small aircraft...! What state are you in?
I would have to say again that what you describe is not normal behavior for a timberwolf... it does not sound like a rabid animal, so I'm really curious as to exactly what you DID see...! And why....
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« Reply #11 on: Jun 9th, 2009, 06:05am » |
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Hi I'm from Australia , I've seen black lions at fishing spots and photoed foot prints of some,people sit in their arm chair and claim they don't exist,TV is called the idiot box for good reason. 
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« Reply #12 on: Jun 16th, 2009, 8:28pm » |
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We have panthers here where I live in Monroe, La. My grandfather says that they are killing off his chickens. The thing is, is that we cant seem to stop it. 
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« Reply #13 on: Jun 20th, 2009, 11:29pm » |
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My family has a place up in Maine and for years people have been reporting that they are seeing large cats all over the state but the Wildlife Service up there keeps denying that they exist and its Bob Cat people are seeing. I have seen two and made reports myself to no avail. Well that worked till a Maine State Trooper hit one and crashed a brand new cruiser up near Houlton. It's only word of mouth of course because Bangor Daily or any radio station or TV mentioned it and WS is not saying a word. They are in nearly every state. Lucky for us that there is a huge Deer population for them to hunt. In California, many are not as lucky. They have lost 8-10 people and many injured.
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