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— by the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research — found the lack of any formal evidence strongly suggested there was no wild population of big cats.
The study said it received reports of partially eaten livestock where the flesh had been removed in a way beyond the capabilities of known predators such as dingoes or pigs. The farmer gave Cass a scat, which was an unusual size and colour and had an acrid smell, that he had found in his paddock. Cass is still disappointed by this, saying it is the closest anyone has come to proving the existence of big cats in the wild.
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