A forty-seven-year-old tracker named Chris believes big cats in the UK aren’t a threat—they’ve got plenty of easy prey like rabbits and deer, and they’re smart enough to avoid humans who could hurt them. But with a brutal summer heatwave and drought pushing these elusive predators out of their hiding spots, they’re now venturing closer to people, drawn by thirst and hunting opportunities when prey animals come out for water. It’s a wild, weather-driven shift in the balance of nature—and it’s making sightings more common than ever.
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