Puma alarm at the Geiseltalsee: Is it just a kitten?

Puma alarm at the Geiseltalsee: Is it just a kitten?

Braunsbedra, Sachsen-Anhalt, Deutschland - in Braunsbedra, a picturesque place at the Geiseltalsee in Saxony-Anhalt, the carefully prepared search for a supposed puma has now been discontinued. The decision was made after a thorough analysis of videos submitted by the population. On Tuesday evening, it turned out that the face viewed was probably a small kitten, and, as initially assumed, it was a large big cat. Mayor Steffen Schmitz (CDU) informed via Facebook that there was no danger for the residents and the authority will hire the search for the small animal, although a resumption of the search depending on further identifications is not excluded.

like the t-online.de was reported because of a possible Reading cat triggered on Monday. An unsuccessful video that was recorded on Friday evening caused excitement and quickly circulated on social media. The responsible district office then organized a large -scale search including drones and thermal imaging cameras. But the new findings from a second video that shows the animal from a different perspective and also indicates the same supposed puma, led to the decision to cancel the search.

an urban animal adventure

The authorities are convinced of the authenticity of the video from the area on the Geiseltalsee. It is believed that the viewed animal represents a large cat - perhaps a puma. Despite the withdrawal, this does not mean that fans of animal observation have to give up in the region. In Germany there are numerous wild animal species that are just as fascinating. As the fraeulein outside there are around 48,000 animal species in Germany, including many interesting mammals such as deer, wild boar and some bat species that can offer exciting experiences when observing.

for the natural observers: There are many tips inside to successfully see animals. Patience and calm are essential. Bishopric is clear must-havees, and the best times to discover animals are often early in the morning or late in the evening. It is said that inconspicuous clothing and careful behavior can make the difference so as not to be perceived as annoying.

animal observations - an overall German phenomenon

The latest events at the Geiseltalsee are reminiscent of previous incidents. Two years ago in Kleinmachnow, an alleged lion seals turned out to be wild boar. Such stories heat up the imagination and show how exciting animal observations in the domestic flora and fauna can be, even if it is not always expected.