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About LinkBacksLooks like you may need a bigger gun , that's a beauty .Originally Posted by Tussock
Tipped the scales at 10kgI think size is very heavily selected for in the wild, which makes sense, with no large predators its a huge empty niche. In the near future, if it hasn't already happened, they will stop interbreeding with domestic cats and we will have our own big cat.
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