Will it hit that many egos and challenge zoology and natural history and its dogma?

 The documented evidence along with full references as to the Old British foxes and Old British wild cats along with photographic evidence (added to on this blog) is contained in the 2022 Red Papers.  Interestingly, 'experts' have rejected offers to send them copies which seems very unscientific since we are all supposed to be studying the environmental and other factors from the loss of native species.

I have written articles summarising the work of the last 50 years -rejected out of hand. I suppose this is  a case of "How dare you submit an article -you are not with a university or college!"

DNA labs have all greeted by proposal to carry out DNA work on the Old fox and wild cat species held at the Extinct Fox and Wild Cats Museum  -which I can think of at least three angles for t technical papers -  all ignored.  

"Citizen Science" is another term for "You lot do all the work and we'll take the credit as the professionals".  

DNA testing could reveal the long lost species that were not just living in Ireland and Britain after the Doggerbank submergence but also lived in Western Europe.  That would, of course, smash dogma and rather than jump in and embrace any discovery (again, there are papers and possible funding in that) the attitude seems to be "If we ignore it and just keep pushing dogma our jobs will be safe".

Is Sabine Hossenfelder correct and science just can't be bothered and simply turn out nonsense papers -in zoology as in physics?

Is carrying out DNA work and studying the data that terrifying. Will it hit that many egos and challenge zoology and natural  history and its dogma?  It seems so.