Name: Oxfordshire Mammals Group talk - British Big Cats
Start: 2024-12-02T18:45:00Z
End: 2024-12-02T20:45:00Z

**British Big Cats, Testing the Theory**

This months' Oxfordshire Mammals Group talk at the Natural History Museum is an illustrated talk on the evidence and implications of cats resembling black leopards, pumas and lynx reported across Britain. How many, if any, of the reported sightings of big cats in the UK are real? The talk is presented by Rick Minter, researcher and author of the book Big Cats, Facing Britains' Wild Predators.
We'll meet by the stuffed fox on the museum front desk, just inside the entrance, at **6.45pm,** before going upstairs to the lecture theatre. The talk starts promptly at 7pm. It's free to OMG members, and around £3 to non-members. The talk lasts about 1 hour, with Q&A at the end, and the chance to continue chatting with our OMG hosts at the nearby Lamb and Flag pub afterwards. What's not to like?!

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