DNA from a Lake District sheep carcass suggests the presence of large cats, possibly leopards, in Worcestershire and northern England.

DNA evidence from a sheep carcass in the Lake District indicates the presence of large cats, possibly leopards, in Worcestershire and northern England. The University of Warwick confirmed the DNA belongs to the Panthera genus, though specific species identification remains inconclusive. Local groups, like the Evesham and Villages Big Cat Group, are discussing recent sightings, while experts call for more data to strengthen claims of big cat presence in the region.

September 29, 2024
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