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There was a reason why Lucy was being very cautious, it was time for her to introduce us to her cub. The cub was reportedly 10 months old and was not that much smaller than mum. To see Lucy was … Continue reading
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A few shots of Puma’s (or Mountain Lion, or Cougar or indeed Panther) taken at the Cat Survival Trust near Welwyn in Hertfordshire. Please note that it is not open to public but if you call they will try their best … Continue reading
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A few shots of a number of Puma’s (or Mountain Lion, or Cougar or indeed Panther) taken at the Cat Survival Trust near Welwyn in Hertfordshire. The trust has an incredible number of big and small cats which are well … Continue reading
Here are a few further shots of the incredible looking Puma taken at the Cat Survival Trust in Herefordshire.
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The following shots of a Jaguar were taken at the Cat Survival Trust in Hertfordshire. A fantastic looking big cat and although elusive on the day, probably due to the dismal weather, a small opportunity eventually presented itself. Many more details here: http://www.catsurvivaltrust.org/default.aspx
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Here are a few shots of a Puma (aka mountain lion, panther or indeed cougar) taken at the Cat Survival Trust in Hertfordshire. This unique and stunning looking specimen is the second largest cat in North America with the largest being the Jaguar. Amazingly, for such a large cat the puma cannot roar, instead it growls, purrs and hisses just like a domestic cat.
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