In the last three months, three people claimed to have found a large cat in Snowdonia.
All pedestrians were stunned when they came across an elusive big cat. And it is believed to contain puma.
A fourth national park explorer took a picture of a "huge" footprint at the top of the Cwm Pennant Valley. According to
NorthWalesLive, all pedestrians reported sightings to Puma Watch NorthWales. This is a group established to investigate reports of large cats.
Stephanie Robinson revealed that he saw a "brown or tan big cat" early on July 25 while hiking the Snowdon pig track.
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Getty Images / iStockphoto)She states: As I was hiking Snowdon with my head torch alone, I heard a loud, aggressive growl from a cave or protected area
"I was silent and turned off my head torch. A wild animal lying in front of me. "
About three weeks ago, Max, a wild camper, said he ran into a big cat at midnight.
He "heard the barking of nearby animals," and soon after he met a large animal.
Max said: "About five minutes later, I saw golden eyes on my head torch. A few meters away from me.
" Like a fox. , My eyes looked a little higher than the ground. I was staring at me for a while.
"When I shouted it, it looked away and turned back. To me and then disappeared. I wasn't sure until I saw other sightings near here online. "
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Puma Watch North Wales)A third party is right next to Bethesda East, big cat of Snoodonia at the beginning of April.
Sarah came across an animal in the Pembrich Forest shortly after noon on April 6th.
She wrote, "I saw a big black animal-I thought it was a dog-and it was watching me pass by."
"I tried to get close to it, but it disappeared into the woods and it was very quiet. I was walking my dog alone, but I was shocked and immediately called my husband.
Meanwhile, one pedestrian found a huge footprint at Snowdon's popular starting point.
Adam found a footprint in the work of an obsolete quarry and immediately snapped it.
However, despite many sightings, many are still skeptical of the existence of large cats in Snowdonia.
Lack of photographic evidence to support any of the claims-though it's not your first idea if you come across an aggressive animal.
However, the number of sightings continues to grow, and evidence of their existence may be just around the corner ...
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