These tiny, big-eyed creatures live in trees and use their strong grip and long tails for balance. Galagos (bush babies), lemurs, lorises, pottos and tarsiers are all prosimians. Many of these species ...

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The gravity and harm that resulted was the death of 67 animals in total — 67 cats had to be either euthanized or had serious bodily injury which resulted in the loss of eyes or the loss of limbs.

so this is just a supposition. But I envision the Panthers’ big board containing a big asterisk near the top, along with some arrows pointing down into the lower tiers of the first round.