Sunday, 19 July 2026

Are The BBC Getting Their Reporters From The ‘Daily Mail’ Now?

An escaped big cat believed to have been roaming the countryside for two months has been captured after being found with injuries in a plant pot in a back garden
They didn't learn a thing last time , did they? The fact a 'big cat' fits into a plant pot should give them pause, surely?
Kevin Murphy, of Norfolk Wildlife Rescue, has been trying to track down the Savannah cat since it was spotted three weeks ago near Bramerton, south of Norwich. The feline is native to sub-Saharan Africa and it had been on the loose since escaping from its home in May.

No, one of the species that makes up this hybrid animal is native to Africa... 

1 comment:

Macheath said...

I have to admit this was a new one to me. At the risk of salacious speculation, the logistics of breeding are intriguing, not least because, as I understand it, servals and F1 hybrids require Dangerous Wild Animal licenses.

Is there a certain amount of trepidation on the part of breeding domestic females introduced to their prospective exotic mates? Or do the African cats represent an irresistible bad-boy attraction for our home-grown tabbies?