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When I first read that headline, I was thinking of a much different Tiger. 




I guess I just assumed after all the headlines he has made lately.

Are the world's show animals going on strike or something? First Seaworld and now this.

Are the world's show animals going on strike or something? First Seaworld and now this.

I think this (zoo) tiger was just being a tiger... he probably wasn't looking to eat the guy, but they are territorial, and captive tigers have a history of reacting negatively to abrupt changes or unusual events in their environments. It may know not to mess with its handlers, but a stranger would cause a problem. This is the main reason why tigers are kept in cages at zoos, rather than being allowed to mingle with the visitors.

My question is: why did this guy go into a tiger's cage at the zoo?   ::)

"Report: Tiger bites keeper to death in Chinese zoo"

I think it would have been more newsworthy if it had read:.....

"Report: Tiger sucks keeper to death in Chinese zoo"
(A very old Tiger).

Headlines make all the difference... .. ...!

Paul.... ... ...!