Livestock ripped to pieces. Carcasses with huge puncture mar

Livestock ripped to pieces. Carcasses with huge puncture marks deep into the bone. More than 1,300 reported sightings. And wildlife experts are taking them seriously... Does this new dossier prove big cats ARE on the prowl in Scotland?

Large housecat? Well-fed dog? Or could it be that the creature roaming close to the village of Brydekirk in this bucolic corner of Dumfriesshire last week was, in fact, a black leopard?

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