Man some of y'all must not look at or take many pictures. Things way in the background (ie the cat in that video) look way smaller than they really are, and things closer to the camera look larger than they really are. That cat is way off and looks pretty dang big. That's a big cat and unless that is a doll house in the foreground of that video, and it's right up against that camera, it dang sure isnt a housecat. LOL.

Probably a black house cat. Don't know where you get this 120lb BS. As per usual there is never anything for a sense of scale in these videos. But the fact you are willing to instantly believe that animal weighs 120 lbs from that video doesn't boost my opinion of your animal identification skills. Besides that is Arizona not Alabama. Arizona borders Mexico and Mexico has jaguars which can be black. Alabama doesn't have jaguars and isn't anywhere near Mexico.

Yep, They are big ole kitties and they come in black models as well.

I haven't seen a mountain lion in Ala. I have seen a Florida panther in Fl. I had one cross in front of my truck at about 50 yds. This was in North Escambia Co. near Mc David creek on state rd. 99 about 30 years ago. I know 3 other people that have seen big long tailed cats in area around Luth Rd.

They are long arming bigly

Could very well be a Black Jaguar or it could be a Maine Coon. Regardless, as rare as it was, it was caught on video good enough to almost tell what it is. Yet in Alabama, still waiting on a good pic, video, road kill, track......even though apparently everyone has seen one.

...Besides that is Arizona not Alabama. Arizona borders Mexico and Mexico has jaguars which can be black. Alabama doesn't have jaguars and isn't anywhere near Mexico.

Those Maine cooncats look big,but they say they get to twenty five pounds. I ve seen bobcats bigger.At Thanksgiving dinner my sil claimed her house cat weighs thirty-eight lbs.I ain’t seen it and I didn’t call her a liar,but?

So, you dont have a roblem with me saying its a house cat,

I have a problem with saying it weights 120 lb when there is no way to ascertain that from that video. No way to know what that is since it's in Arizona and jaguars have occasionally been seen there. But since even a regularly colored jaguar sighting is rare in Arizona the odds of that being a wild black jaguar are incredibly low. If I had to guess, (and that's all anyone can do based on that poor video) I'll say it's a domestic animal of some type. And with nothing near it to gage size it could easily just be a house cat.

Those Maine cooncats look big,but they say they get to twenty five pounds. I ve seen bobcats bigger.At Thanksgiving dinner my sil claimed her house cat weighs thirty-eight lbs.I ain’t seen it and I didn’t call her a liar,but?

Yep, They are big ole kitties and they come in black models as well.