Mystery creature

  • Thread starter Thread starter Dom
  • Start date Start date
D

Dom

Well-Known Member
Can anyone identify what ive seen? Ive no idea.

Right, a couple of months ago i was in the car when what we thought was a fox ran in front of us and stopped. It was about 5 in the evening. The creature itself was grey, about medium dog sized, with a lean body and a long thin tail like a cat. We think its fur was short. Its face was the oddest part, it looked very much like a kangaroo or wallaby, long, with very big ears. Its eyes were a very piercing black. The animal looked up at us and bounded into the bushes and peeped out at us.

Very odd.
If anyone can identify what it was from that description, would be nice to finally know what it was. Thanks

Oh and no we hadnt had to much to drink that night!
 
Sounds like a Possom or a wallaby. We do have wallabies that are wild in the UK.
 
No i was too big for a possum, and it didnt move like a wallaby, its front legs were to long too.

if that helps....
 
Draw it and post a picture, that might help :)
 
Drummerzoobloke said:
Can anyone identify what ive seen? Ive no idea.

Right, a couple of months ago i was in the car when what we thought was a fox ran in front of us and stopped. It was about 5 in the evening. The creature itself was grey, about medium dog sized, with a lean body and a long thin tail like a cat. We think its fur was short. Its face was the oddest part, it looked very much like a kangaroo or wallaby, long, with very big ears. Its eyes were a very piercing black. The animal looked up at us and bounded into the bushes and peeped out at us.

Very odd.
If anyone can identify what it was from that description, would be nice to finally know what it was. Thanks

Oh and no we hadnt had to much to drink that night!
Click to expand...

Sounds like a fox with bad mange, warning link is to picture of a dead mangey fox http://www.terrierman.com/nastyfox.jpg like this?
 
Thats just what it looked like! Must have been a very mangy fox, and there was me thinking i'd discovered a wierd "wallabey dog thing"!

Oh well!

Thanks
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top