black cat

pics i took of a large black cat on easter sunday 2009 at the edge of woodland not far from lossiemouth this cat was far larger and bigger built than a house cat i suspect it is a kellas cat which there has been quite a few seen in moray over the years google kellas cat for more info?

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Pets & Animals

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• lossiemouth
• moray
• morayshire
• scotland
• wildcat
• kellas
• cat

[latchsmindtv]

THESE PICS ARE OF A KELLAS CAT NOT A BIG CAT PANTHER OR ANYTHING ELSE.

[gjdkdk4332]

jesus cant anyone judge perspective look really how tall is the grass in the back ground then 15 ft or so come on. domestic cat no question

[latchsmindtv]

@gjdkdk4332 who said this was not a domestic cat its a kellas cat which is a cross breed of a scottish wilcat and a domestic cat therefore it is only a tiny bit bigger than a domestic cat google kellas cat for more info on it

[latchsmindtv]

@gjdkdk4332 its a kellas cat not a big cat google if you want more info

[latchsmindtv]

@gjdkdk4332 its a kellas cat not a big cat google if you want more info

[Lissandale]

Sorry to say this,but those pictures are not of a big cat. That is a regular sized domestic house cat. Seriously, the ears and the body shape are wrong for a big cat.

Don't believe me?  Check with someone who raises big cats...they agree with what I said. I love cats and I've seen enough of both types..big wild ones and little domestic ones. That is your average domestic black cat!

[latchsmindtv]

@Lissandale i know? its of a kellas cat u get them up my way they are crossbreeds of scottish wildcats and domestic cats i never claimed this to be a big cat?

[Kiltmaster]

@latchsmindtv I'm sorry, but at 0:21, a clear indent between the cat's brow and nose can be seen. This is a trait common to all cats, differentiating the snout from the rest of the head, but in Kellas cats, it is far less pronounced. ( as seen on this link: 4.bp.blogspot.com/_ifSPCMfahoc­/Sl5U-CSbv4I/AAAAAAAAAJw/tj31R­NA7PYE/s400/thedufftowncat4.jp­g)

Additionally, the head-to-body-size proportion is not consistent with a kellas cat.

[kvit92]

this cat has pointy ears like a domestic cat and its tail isn't long enough to be a panther/jaguar, however I do believe they exist, im from bucks and about six years ago one wandered into my back garden (which back onto farm land) before school, and there have been sightings near the old railway tracks.

[jissjass1800]

could be a kellas .no hard/fast rule as to what they look like just black and generally scottish. even though the camera is not the best you can almost see that the coat seems a little soft for a wild living cat.the kellas i have seen seem to have a scrubby brushy tail almost looking stuck on with a join that is not fluent....powerful looking cat though. hope its neutered