Patrioticbreed9:

It's a leopard bro..
Not a radom big cat with bent spine.

It is exactly that bent spine that makes me to understand that it is not a leopard.in some parts of rivers state there is a cat family that is very large but it is a cat.
And it is very rare to even site.
That it scratched you is a second trait of the nature of a cat.

Bro!
Trust me ! If it is a leopard that pounced on you the pounch and straight bite will tell you it is no small wahala!
All the same thank God for your life

baralatie:

It is exactly that bent spine that makes me to understand that it is not a leopard.in some parts of rivers state there is a cat family that is very large but it is a cat.
And it is very rare to even site.
That it scratched you is a second trait of the nature of a cat.

Bro!
Trust me ! If it is a leopard that pounced on you the pounch and straight bite will tell you it is no small wahala!
All the same thank God for your life

It dosnt have a bent spine.. Am nateo-wild watchee..

Anyways though am gratefull for my life

Patrioticbreed9:

It dosnt have a bent spine.. Am nateo-wild watchee..

Anyways though am gratefull for my life

Do you know about the African Civet cat?

baralatie:
Do you know about the African Civet cat?

Yeah..

It is a grasscutter

See original papersoup thing, but let it go to waste. Lala may not forgive u a second time o

Ammishaddai:
I didn't know Nigeria still had big cats .

Wish you speedy recovery

Lions are found in the north east

7victor:
When people say Nigeria doesn't have lions and leopards, I begin to wonder.

In a vast land like Nigeria with large forests, Savannah and mountains, there is no way lions and leopards will not exist.

They may be few in number, but they sure exist.



It is unimaginable that in a vast area like Nigeria,lions and leopards do not exist.


Nobody has ever entered all the thick forests, Savannah, bushes and rocks to say with certainty that these wild animals do not exist.


If you have ever traveled around Nigeria, and have seen the kind of thick forests and wide Savannah that are here, you will know what I mean.

Moreover, animals do move from one location to another.

Assuming that all lions,tigers and leopards were destroyed out of Nigeria today, other ones would still enter the country without people knowing because people don't stay in the forests and Savannah to know what is going on.




As human beings,we assume that animals need our approval to exist anywhere.

But it is not true. Animals do live independent of our approval and knowledge.


There are some animals that don't even know that creatures like us exist.


They don't need our approval or pride

You made mention of tigers, tigers aren't found in africa

NewDelhi:

Lions are found in the north east

In game reserves only. And not roaming around like what the OP described

Ammishaddai:
In game reserves only. And not roaming around like what the OP described

Oga they've numerous times been sighted roaming the terrains of bauchi, taraba and borno. Many of them came from Cameroon.

NewDelhi:

Oga they've numerous times been sighted roaming the terrains of bauchi, taraba and borno. Many of them came from Cameroon.

I find that hard to believe. If such incidents occur, how come they were never reported like the OP's experience...?
I can believe that theory of migration, but for them to dwell in Nigeria, it's totally unheard of

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Crystal clear picture of the wound.........Or, it didn't happen!

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NewDelhi:

You made mention of tigers, tigers aren't found in africa

Ok Sir.

Ammishaddai:
I find that hard to believe. If such incidents occur, how come they were never reported like the OP's experience...?
I can believe that theory of migration, but for them to dwell in Nigeria, it's totally unheard of

They are. And you know most northern states are sparsely populated with vast area of uninhabited land. Expect reports to be low.

NewDelhi:

They are. And you know most northern states are sparsely populated with vast area of uninhabited land. Expect reports to be low.

That may be true sha...

Patrioticbreed9:
Of the cuts?

Yes.

Pix of the cuts

Hope you took your boxers

Ammishaddai:
I find that hard to believe. If such incidents occur, how come they were never reported like the OP's experience...?
I can believe that theory of migration, but for them to dwell in Nigeria, it's totally unheard of

it's true there is a day the news broke out ,it attacked few people before some hunters and uniform guys gun it down.

Patrioticbreed9:
I type with shaking hands.

I came to my village for a burial. After the burial i decided to add few weeks before going back to abuja.

Long story short i enterd the bush this morning to deficate around 6am, while deficating i started hearing foot sounds. I paused and look around but nothing was insight,i couldnt risk my life so i stood up to tidy up and live. Lo and behold something landed on my back, i was shoked to the brim. Still in the shoke i felt a sharp pain like a knife stab. I strugled and pulled it off my back, during the process i received multiple stabs and cut. When i pulled it off, i flash it with my torch, lo and behold it was a leopard. (wait, i can tell the difference between a jaguar and leopard,coupled with that a jaguar is a south-american cat). I screamed and it retreat to the bush and i ran..

Am curently being treated in a local hospital after a native herb-woman tamed the blood flow with some leaves and chemicals. Thank God for my life.

Invest in wc abeg or even pit

eeyah.. buh tell me.. it was OBA u actually went to

Why ignoring all those asking for pics?
Op is a big liar...Don't believer his yeye lies..

baralatie:

Do you know about the African Civet cat?

I think any one can easily differentiate a Leopard from a civet.
In Port Harcourt there's a land at (Igwuruta,Airport road precisely) we were cultivating that has a stream around it. We've seen Grasscutters,Squirrels,Civets,Monkeys and Crocs in the Area. We once caught a monkey it was already dying so we ate it then we also caught a civet alive,caged it and later sold it to someone.
I once saw something that looks like an antelope but when I saw it carrying a baby in it's pouch like a Kangaroo and moved like one I started doubting myself,what I actually saw that faithful day. But I know what I saw.

SonofGod231:

I think any one can easily differentiate a Leopard from a civet.
In Port Harcourt there's a land at (Igwuruta,Airport road precisely) we were cultivating that has a stream around it. We've seen Grasscutters,Squirrels,Civets,Monkeys and Crocs in the Area. We once caught a monkey it was already dying so we ate it then we also caught a civet alive,caged it and later sold it to someone.
I once saw something that looks like an antelope but when I saw it carrying a baby in it's pouch like a Kangaroo and moved like one I started doubting myself,what I actually saw that faithful day. But I know what I saw.

you caught a dying monkey and still ate it,na wa,that monkey will be a resivour of virus and bacteria,it is too dangerous but a hungry man is an angry man

A leopard has a very powerful jaw. Study more about leopards before concluding that you were attacked by one.

okoroemeka:
you caught a dying monkey and still ate it,na wa,that monkey will be a resivour of virus and bacteria,it is too dangerous but a hungry man is an angry man

Yeah,we were about five that ate it including two soldiers.If it's that one,I can tell you that we are all very much alive and well unless for one of the soldiers because I haven't seen that one in recent times.

It was a wild cat you saw..

Leopards are usually in the thick’s..

Patrioticbreed9:
I type with shaking hands.

I came to my village for a burial. After the burial i decided to add few weeks before going back to abuja.

Long story short i enterd the bush this morning to deficate around 6am, while deficating i started hearing foot sounds. I paused and look around but nothing was insight,i couldnt risk my life so i stood up to tidy up and live. Lo and behold something landed on my back, i was shoked to the brim. Still in the shoke i felt a sharp pain like a knife stab.

It was probably a bobcat or civet cat. Look up their pictures on google. Thank God for your life anyway.

If it was an actual leopard, just forget about it and say your last prayer.

Patrioticbreed9:

It dosnt have a bent spine.. Am nateo-wild watchee..

Anyways though am gratefull for my life

my guy if na leopard pounce on u, na ur neck straight e go go for. U for no dey alive dey type for nairaland , Thank God for life tho

Patrioticbreed9:
I type with shaking hands.

I came to my village for a burial. After the burial i decided to add few weeks before going back to abuja.

Long story short i enterd the bush this morning to deficate around 6am, while deficating i started hearing foot sounds. I paused and look around but nothing was insight,i couldnt risk my life so i stood up to tidy up and live. Lo and behold something landed on my back, i was shoked to the brim. Still in the shoke i felt a sharp pain like a knife stab. I strugled and pulled it off my back, during the process i received multiple stabs and cut. When i pulled it off, i flash it with my torch, lo and behold it was a leopard. (wait, i can tell the difference between a jaguar and leopard,coupled with that a jaguar is a south-american cat). I screamed and it retreat to the bush and i ran..

Am curently being treated in a local hospital after a native herb-woman tamed the blood flow with some leaves and chemicals. Thank God for my life.

Bros abeg. Wey your village??

Patrioticbreed9:
When i pulled it off, i flash it with my torch, lo and behold it was a leopard. (wait, i can tell the difference between a jaguar and leopard,coupled with that a jaguar is a south-american cat).

Our people will always say that
"Snake wey one person see na python or something bigger"
It may have been a fowl-eating predator that attacked you sir.

You just can't shake off a leopard