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Jirel

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4. Not really.

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 13, 2023, 02:22 PM

Jan 2023

They’re no more dangerous than, say, a bobcat. We live in an area with plenty of those. Most likely the clouded leopard will try to hide as much as possible until it becomes desperately hungry. Then it might try to raid garbage or some such, but really isn’t interested in running into humans. Poor guy.

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Clouded leopard missing from Dallas Zoo [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2023 OP

A leopard on the loose is considered "non dangerous"? Diamond_Dog Jan 2023 #1

Not really. Jirel Jan 2023 #4

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I wouldn't pick a fight with one EYESORE 9001 Jan 2023 #5

I hope s/he is ok & returned safely soon! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #3

Cat was found a few hours later LeftInTX Jan 2023 #6