Large cat in Braunsbedra sighted - authorities warn of danger!

Large cat in Braunsbedra sighted - authorities warn of danger!

Braunsbedra, Sachsen-Anhalt, Deutschland - Last week there were restless days in the small town of Braunsbedra in Saxony-Anhalt. The reason? A viewing of a large cat in the port area of ​​the Geiseltalsee, which has triggered the highest alert at the authorities. According to the frisn.de reports that, the responsible bodies have warned the population: "Do not go more closely to the animal, avoid meadows and forests!" It is the official warning of the Federal Office for Population Protection and Disaster Protection, which explicitly emphasizes that the control center should be contacted immediately under 112 in the event of sightings. This warning came into force on Tuesday morning (June 17) after the sighting was reported on Friday evening (June 14th).

As is going on, according to the authorities, the stars are still in the stars. Until the all -clear, which is still pending at the time of publication, police and other specialists ensure that the area is being monitored in a large scale. Experts, such as Sabine Faulstich, the head of the Saalekreis, have confirmed the authenticity of a video that shows the big cat. The video was classified as authentic and fueled the excitement even further.

memories of past incidents

A similar incident occurred two years ago in Kleinmachnow when the police and hunters chased a supposed lioness. Such events are not the rule, but make it clear how seriously the situation is taken. The current warnings seem to be justified. The fears of the population are noticeable in the region, because the great unknown - the big cat - is anything but an ordinary topic.

The viewing of wild cats in Germany is generally increasing, as a recording of data on Felis Silvestris shows. According to Retscheider-hof.de reports, more and more sightings have been registered in recent years. Between 2015 and 2023 there were 292 reports in North Rhine-Westphalia alone and 60 reproductive evidence. Even if the case in Braunsbedra is currently causing excitement, the wildcat is not entirely unknown in Germany - although it should not be spotted near residential areas.

The authorities urge to use the case to provide the case. If you see something or take a suspicion, you should not be afraid to act immediately and inform the relevant places. Until the situation is clarified, the following applies: caution is the mother of the porcelain.