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Bigcats.in: Man and the cheetah
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Man and the cheetah. One of the Bigcat member cheetah played a very crucial role in the Ancient Egyptian past. They were also said to be tamed and used in hunting parties by ancient societies like the Egyptians, African tribes and also by an Indian King named " Akbar the Great ". The Egyptians were the first to tame cheetahs. A tribesman brings a cheetah along with ebony as tribute to the King of Thebes (1700 B.C.). Labels: The taming of cheetahs.
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Bigcats.in: Sumatran Tigers : A brief
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Friday, January 28, 2011. Sumatran Tigers : A brief. Their smaller size makes them very swift and agile in moving through the thick dense Indonesian forests. They also have a unique webbing in between their toes helping them swim faster. Their prey ranges from wild boar, monkeys, Deers, Malayan Tapirs, fish, fowls and Orangutans.They sometimes prey on wild mice and other small animals when the larger prey is scarce. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). House cat Vs Bear.
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Leopard - Big cats: Leopard tries to enter a house at Malgadh village in Gujarath's Banaskantha district, India
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Wednesday, January 5, 2011. Leopard tries to enter a house at Malgadh village in Gujarath's Banaskantha district, India. At least four persons, including a range forest officer and the sarpanch, were injured by a leopard at Malgadh village, 17 km from Deesa, in Banaskantha district on Monday. The big cat was finally caught by forest officials and a team from Gir Foundation at Indroda Park. The Gir Foundation team reached the spot with tranquilisers and guns. Two cages...
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tiger.bigcats.in: April 2009
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Thursday, April 16, 2009. Tiger Temple in Thailand (Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua). In Thailand is well known for tigers to be well behaved as house cats and the visitors are allowed to take photos and closely interact with the tigers. To prove that discipline of these tigers, one of the big cats accompanied by a monk walked through the busy market street paying less (or) no attention to the tempting meat shops in the market place. Local Map to tiger temple ( Watpa Luangta Bua ) :.
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tiger.bigcats.in: Sumatran Tigers : A brief
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Friday, January 28, 2011. Sumatran Tigers : A brief. Their smaller size makes them very swift and agile in moving through the thick dense Indonesian forests. They also have a unique webbing in between their toes helping them swim faster. Their prey ranges from wild boar, monkeys, Deers, Malayan Tapirs, fish, fowls and Orangutans.They sometimes prey on wild mice and other small animals when the larger prey is scarce. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 4 meters ( 13 feet ).
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tiger.bigcats.in: August 2009
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Saturday, August 8, 2009. Sundarbans, Tigers and People. The tigers in Sundarbans are used to getting wet often due to the variation of tidal water levels. Most of the time, the tigers drink the salt sea water when there is scarcity of fresh water streams and rainfall. Researchers also raise a conspiracy saying that the saline nature of the water the tigers drink make them more aggressive. The scarcity of natural prey adds to this. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 5 Life Span :.
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tiger.bigcats.in: 10,000 zoo visitors flee after tiger escape
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Shambala Exotic Big Cat Reserve. Sunday, January 31, 2010. 10,000 zoo visitors flee after tiger escape. Two Royal Bengal Tigers sneaked out of an off-exhibit enclosure in the Assam State Zoo here around 10.30 am on Saturday. They roamed in the open, triggering panic among visitors, for nearly three hours. They were subsequently tranquillised by the zoo veterinarian and put back in their enclosures. Seeing the two big cats walking lazily in the open, horrified visitors ran helter-skelter. Zoo official...
