Large faux pass under our German neighbors: with the eagerly wanted “Puma” of the Geiseltalsee in the state of Saxony-Anhalt (we reported), it is probably just a normal nose.
From the point of view of the professional tracker Georg Mehabe, the Saalkreis decided to end the search. “The chance that it is a house cat is just high.” There is no basis for a PUMA.
The 32-year-old, who claims to work full-time in nature conservation, was on Tuesday itself where the supposed large cat was seen for the first time. Because the video is recorded on a slope, the perspective is distorted, the expert believes. The cat had reached considerably larger for the rose bushes behind the rose bushes behind them.
Here is the notorious video:
Löwin turned out to be a wild boar
Mehabe belongs to the worldwide collective of the “cyber tracker”. The organization uses modern technologies and the knowledge of indigenous people to train and certify trackers. The “cyber trackers” were jointly responsible for the solution for the puzzle of the “Löwin von Kleinmanow” two years ago.
In the suburb of Berlin, the police, hunters and veterinarians hunted for about 30 hours on an assumed lioness, including helicopters and drones – activated by a video of mobile phones. International attention was great, in the end it turned out to be the alleged predator Wild Zwijn.
At that time there were also clear wild boar tracks. That was not the case this time, says Messerer. Because the observation was a few days ago, it was unlikely. “Even if it had been a PUMA, we could only have found traces with luck.”
Calfic tear was “Raven and Crow Eating”
The crack of a calf in question near the Geiseltalsee has now also clarified. Accordingly, the animal died of a natural cause of death. “After that, ravens and crows worked on it,” said a spokeswoman for the Saalkreis. The animal carcass was examined by an official veterinarian who would have excluded the crack by a predator
Source: Krone
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