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Odin swims!
The BIG cat who likes getting wet and wild
Odin is in Vallejo, which isn't far from where I live. My girlfriend and I are probably going to visit him in the near future. I think the look on his face while swimming is cute in a sort of evil way. I wonder if all cats make that face when swimming under water, or just him? EDIT: The video linked in that article is kinda cool, too. |
Sorry to bring bad news, but the face makes me suspicious.
http://www.bigcatrescue.org/white_tigers.htm |
That really sucks, but I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I guess I'll get to see what his non-swimming face looks like when my girlfriend and I go see him.
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He seems to look fairly average in the last photo, for a 9 foot white tiger that is...
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What does the fact that white tigers are genetic defects have to do with Odin the swimming tiger? |
where's the timeline that includes Sigfried and Roy???
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I think it would be a marvelous thing to see! :)
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Ok, I'm lost...
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Lost about what? someone just posted a link saying that white tigers are human cruelty at its best. Swimming tiger looks cool though.
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Isn't Odin a white tiger?
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Yeah, he is. So what? What was the point of your first post?
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Very unusual
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That there is the possibility of it having genetic defects.
Just never mind. Your questions seem hostile so pretend I did not say anything. I will not check this thread. |
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A quote from the article: "For years we have railed against supporting facilities that breed and exhibit white tigers because of the abuse involved in producing them." What I read in that link, if true, could very well keep me from going to see white Bengal tigers at the zoo. |
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