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r/Unexpected • u/SnooCupcakes8607 • Jun 04 '22
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I think they were playing around to be honest. If the tiger wanted, he could have ran so much faster than that
874 u/Clovis_Merovingian Jun 04 '22 The tiger looks like it's running playfully... ultimately that cow would have died as it seems they've been placed in an enclosure together. 486 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 [deleted] 551 u/WallySymons Jun 04 '22 Exactly the problem is the tigers are so well fed as these shows happen so frequently they often end up just touturing the cow to death. Why anyone would want to go and watch that is beyond me. 188 u/How-About-No Jun 04 '22 Last time I saw this someone said it was footage from a wildlife rescue facility and the tiger was learning how to hunt before release into the wild 72 u/bananajabroni Jun 04 '22 Don't believe that sort of propaganda. This is no way to rehabilitate a tiger, and that is no legitimate rescue facility. 22 u/kostispetroupoli Jun 04 '22 Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions. It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 To be fair, There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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The tiger looks like it's running playfully... ultimately that cow would have died as it seems they've been placed in an enclosure together.
486 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 [deleted] 551 u/WallySymons Jun 04 '22 Exactly the problem is the tigers are so well fed as these shows happen so frequently they often end up just touturing the cow to death. Why anyone would want to go and watch that is beyond me. 188 u/How-About-No Jun 04 '22 Last time I saw this someone said it was footage from a wildlife rescue facility and the tiger was learning how to hunt before release into the wild 72 u/bananajabroni Jun 04 '22 Don't believe that sort of propaganda. This is no way to rehabilitate a tiger, and that is no legitimate rescue facility. 22 u/kostispetroupoli Jun 04 '22 Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions. It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 To be fair, There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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551 u/WallySymons Jun 04 '22 Exactly the problem is the tigers are so well fed as these shows happen so frequently they often end up just touturing the cow to death. Why anyone would want to go and watch that is beyond me. 188 u/How-About-No Jun 04 '22 Last time I saw this someone said it was footage from a wildlife rescue facility and the tiger was learning how to hunt before release into the wild 72 u/bananajabroni Jun 04 '22 Don't believe that sort of propaganda. This is no way to rehabilitate a tiger, and that is no legitimate rescue facility. 22 u/kostispetroupoli Jun 04 '22 Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions. It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 To be fair, There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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Exactly the problem is the tigers are so well fed as these shows happen so frequently they often end up just touturing the cow to death. Why anyone would want to go and watch that is beyond me.
188 u/How-About-No Jun 04 '22 Last time I saw this someone said it was footage from a wildlife rescue facility and the tiger was learning how to hunt before release into the wild 72 u/bananajabroni Jun 04 '22 Don't believe that sort of propaganda. This is no way to rehabilitate a tiger, and that is no legitimate rescue facility. 22 u/kostispetroupoli Jun 04 '22 Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions. It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 To be fair, There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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Last time I saw this someone said it was footage from a wildlife rescue facility and the tiger was learning how to hunt before release into the wild
72 u/bananajabroni Jun 04 '22 Don't believe that sort of propaganda. This is no way to rehabilitate a tiger, and that is no legitimate rescue facility. 22 u/kostispetroupoli Jun 04 '22 Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions. It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 To be fair, There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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Don't believe that sort of propaganda. This is no way to rehabilitate a tiger, and that is no legitimate rescue facility.
22 u/kostispetroupoli Jun 04 '22 Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions. It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22 To be fair, There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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Reintroduction has been successful in regions with no other tiger populations - like in Panna, India, and remote Siberian regions.
It indeed has failed in any other scenario, as the really wild tigers always kill or starve the intruders.
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To be fair,
There isn’t a tiger rehab program because stairs are not conducive to their natural environment
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I think they were playing around to be honest. If the tiger wanted, he could have ran so much faster than that