Bounded by stunning beaches and punctuated with rugged mountains, inhabitants of a small French island in the Mediterranean have long relied on agriculture and livestock herding. For just as long, folktales have warned of a creature lurking nearby.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/creature-island-mythology-real-species-222414088.html
You just know these things can turn invisible or teleport to another location. There's no other explanation why their existence on a human populated island has remained unconfirmed for so long.
The question is why did that first specimen allow itself to be captured? I think they have a plan. I don't know what that plan is, but since it involves scheming cats, it can't be good. :-\
Quote from: flybynight on March 21, 2023, 09:34:19 AMBounded by stunning beaches and punctuated with rugged mountains, inhabitants of a small French island in the Mediterranean have long relied on agriculture and livestock herding. For just as long, folktales have warned of a creature lurking nearby.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/creature-island-mythology-real-species-222414088.html
It looks like the European Wildcat
Felix Silvestris :smiley_cat: