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Tigers can swim…
Photo and caption by Shashwat Parhi
A tiger jumps into a pool of water to catch her prized piece of meat at the Odin’s Temple of the Tiger, Six Flags. Much to the amazement of a houseful audience, this tiger made it amply clear that she can swim. Claws retract to make very effective and powerful paddles, ears fold down to keep water out and their excellent eyesight works perfectly even under water. I managed to get this shot when her jaw was stretched to the max, right before that piece of meat disappeared forever into her mouth. The whole thing happened so fast.Download wallpaper for: Your Monitor iPad iPhone 4
LEGO Tiger at the Bronx Zoo
photo: Julie Larsen Maher
False Alarm of the Day: Police in Hampshire rushed to a field in Hedge End where a passer-by said he spotted an escaped white tiger, only to discover the ferocious feline was merely a stuffed animal.
A helicopter with thermal imaging cameras had been scrambled, and a tranquilizer team from a nearby zoo was put on high alert. “We offered advice to the police and we immediately gathered a team of staff who have been trained to deal with situations such as this,” Marwell Zoo’s curator of mammals John Pullen is quoted as saying. “We were moments away from making the journey when we received a call from police to say it was a stuffed toy.”
Police have turned their attention toward tracking down the owner of the toy tiger, saying the incident is being “treated as lost property,” but the possibility of a hoax has not been ruled out.
A Siberian tiger in its enclosure is photographed through a frozen window at the zoo in Eberswalde, Germany.
Picture: PHOTOSHOT
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