OPINION: Panther investigation

By Jessica Cole
Updated October 15 2014 - 9:35am, first published 9:31am
A Yass Valley husband and wife were in possession of possible panther teeth, after they said they hit the creature with their car a number of years ago. Photo: Jessica Cole.
A Yass Valley husband and wife were in possession of possible panther teeth, after they said they hit the creature with their car a number of years ago. Photo: Jessica Cole.

Within the field of enigmatic creatures such as Bigfoot, the Yeti from Nepal, and the Loch Ness Monster from Scotland, is the rumour of Australia’s, and more importantly the south east region's, large, elusive and commonly out of focus Black Panther cryptid. With a flourish of people now putting us into the categories - Are you a believer or a non believer? 

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