Aug 4, 2018 · Are there big cats free in the wild? It's one of the most popular and controversial myths in Devon folklore - the legend of the Beast of Exmoor. This large, dark cat - fabled to …

Feb 16, 2018 · The Beast of Exmoor is the name given to an animal purported to roam the countryside of Exmoor, in the south-western English counties of Devon and Somerset. This cryptid is believed to be a type of felid, and as it lives outside in a region beyond its natural range, it has been classified as a ‘phantom cat’ or an ‘alien big cat’.

Witnesses report a sizeable feline creature, typically resembling a panther or puma, dark grey/tan to black. The beast is large, with most reports suggesting lengths (nose to tail) of somewhere in the region of 1 to 2 meters. For those looking for the cycle challenge, see ‘ Exmoor Beast.’.

Aug 25, 2023 · If it was a big cat, it was probably released years or decades ago. They’re shy animals and don’t seek conflict – I’d be more than happy to go back there again.’ The Beast of Exmoor is by far not the only cryptid that has terrorized towns and villages, only never to …

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The Exmoor Beast is a large cat-like creature, that is said to live in the Exmoor National Park, where it ccasionally kills sheep, and is very occasionally spotted by people. Perhaps the size of a puma, it is black or dark grey, more than 1.5 metres long, very fast and very quiet.

Jan 8, 2015 · Their throats had been slashed across. For many, the slaughter confirmed the area's vague but persistent legend, sighted since the early 1970s, of a large, possibly phantom cat.

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In British folklore and urban legend, British big cats refers to the subject of reported sightings of non-native, wild big cats in the United Kingdom. Many of these creatures have been described as "panthers", "pumas" or "black cats".

In the shadows of Britain’s countryside, legends of elusive big cats prowl, blending myth and reality. From medieval tales to modern sightings, these mysterious felines captivate our imagination.