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Aug 14, 2023 1 hr 12 min

Easy As A(lien) B(ig) C(ats)

from The Skeptical Historian

When Europeans arrived in Australia more than 200 years ago, they brought with them horses, cattle, pigs, goats, deer, dogs... and big cats! Ever since, people have claimed to see these animals lurking in the bush, and strange tales abound of livestock killed and cached in trees, while huge pawprints are seen on bushwalking trails. But could it possibly be true? Are there really big cats in Australia? Join Juliana to unravel the mystery!

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