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Animal prints spotted by six Blue Mountains trekkers have reignited a debate on whether big cats roam the region. Members of the #lostmtns trekking group found tracks on April 12 and 13 during a seven-day hike in very remote parts of the Yerranderrie region west of Sydney. The hikers believe the tracks were from a wild cat species derived from the offspring of feral and wild cats released into the bush in the 1940s and 50s. A 2003 inquiry into the existence of big cats in NSW found evidence for their existence was inconclusive but unlikely . Paw prints (pictured) spotted by a group of Blue Mountains trekkers have sparked a debate among locals on whether black panthers roam around the popular tourist spot ....
A Queensland mother has claimed a black panther stalked her and attacked her dog, and that she is scared for her children s safety. The woman said a big cat attacked her dog for the second time in August last year near her home in Jensen, 20 minutes west of Townsville. The North Queenslander said it was the third time she had seen a fabled black panther, the first being ten years ago when she claimed to see one carrying a baby panther in its mouth. A Queensland mother has claimed a black panther stalked her and attacked her dog. She said she is now scared for her children s safety. Pictured: A black panther ....