I admit, I've just read over. In "A Bid for Fortune, which is the" Revenge of Dr. Nikola, "comes the following sentence before (it is about Nikolas mascot, the big black cat Apollyon):
'I have seen cats without number, Chinese, Persian, Manx, The Australian and the English wild cat tabby, but never in the whole course of my existence as that owned another search by Dr Nikola. "
"I had seen numerous cats, Chinese, Persian, from the Isle of Man, Australian wild cats and tabby cats English, but never one like this."
Here in this journal (and similar to here), Richard Holland to ask:?
"Australian wildcats course there are no indigenous Cats in Australia ... "
set and then continues:
" ... However, there are rumors of a marsupial "cat", the so-called Queensland Tiger. Boothby is relates to this classic fable animal? Perhaps he even seen one? Before he went for his literary career in England, he had a long time exploring the Australian Outback. "
suspect in the comments and others cryptozoologists that Boothby says feral cats. Which I would also start. If Boothby on Queensland Tiger would based, he would have done so clearly.
Or perhaps it was meant as a joke, basically. Australian wild cats? Haha, in Australia there are no wild cats ...
