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Snarls from the tea-tree a history of Victoria's big cat folklore
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- "Big cat folklore"
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- "Big cat scares have for generations haunted Victorians; stories of stock killed, claims of paw-prints left behind, rumours of 'beast' attacks only breeding the 'myth'. Often there was a large local response, with massive bushland hunts that focused on the notion of escaped lions, tigers or other big cats."
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