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Tiger in water taken 11/08/2007

 
 
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Tiger in water taken 11/08/2007
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Tiger in water taken 11/08/2007
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what type of tiger?
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Its suppose to be an Amur Tiger but think it could be a bit of hybrid.
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I hate that enclosure, It's so empty and it's falling apart.
Plus that wall is dangerously low...
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And he looks like he might have sumatran in him a bit.
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I think that was why Vlad (?) was given the snip, as he wasn't a purebred and thus ineligible for breeding, which is a shame. If they had been pure, that would have been a few more individuals for the captive gene pool.
 

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