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They are really stunning. |
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I got a shiver watching that cat on the trailer. I will definitely look out to buy this DVD later this year. Wonderful animals. |
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While going back over this information about the endangered Scottish Wild Cat, I found this link which is interesting. Looks as if they may be able to tell a pure breed SWC from those hybridised with feral moggies after all! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/mai...scicats129.xml |
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Fascinating! An excerpt from this study was posted in our newspaper, but unfortunately the Washington Post won't allow one to copy a link; tried, no luck. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...8/03/16/AR2008 You might try typing this in and see if you can get it..... |
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very interesting indeed  I do so love the Scottish Wild Cat |
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They think the Kellas Cat is a wildcat/domestic hybrid. Becky |
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