Our staff has been really busy during the last days: While the scientists' team has been using the daytime to examine the park areas of Madrid for tracks, observers have been placed close to it during the night, using night vision gear to locate the animal so the photographers could be send there. With this method we finally archived smashing success: in the early moring hours of last night, Señora A. was lucky to get really close to the creature so she could shoot a few wonderful photos. With the so far unpublished of those we'll soon found a gallery so during the next days you can expect to see more pictures.
However, it is certain now that it is not about a single beeing but a whole animal species. Yesterday two of our observers happened to sight "the" animal at the same time in two different parks of the city! Finding out this, among the scientist arose a controversial discussion if to catch one of the creatures. It obviously would be a good chance to examine it more closely but on the other hand it might interfere with it's way of living or even harm the animal.
Animal vanishing out into the night again
Animal vanishing out into the night again
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