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Asked by Mr.allott from uk | Feb. 05, 2010 10:10
About:Siberian Tiger Park

is it ok to feed a living cow to tigers in a park?

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Answered by Mr.Kevin | Feb. 05, 2010 21:14
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Well, you can buy a living cow to feed the tigers if you can afford it. I read a guy's review. He said that you might pay CNY 2000 to buy a living cow to feed the tigers.
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Answered by Mr.broomfeild from england | Feb. 06, 2010 15:49
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No its not ok to feed a live cow to these animal its a bloody disgrace. If these were in the wild at least the prey would have a sporting chance to escape even if its a slim one. This is nothing but a money making racket by repulsive people who hide behind the excuse of CONSERVATION ---my arse
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Answered by Mr.julie from england | Feb. 06, 2010 15:57
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So sick that people want to see a frightened animal fed to tigers...........feed the barbaric people that love to watch this to the tigers and see how they like it.

We live in a sick world and it is getting sicker.
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Answered by Ms.Phoenix from USA | May. 08, 2010 16:54
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The truly ridiculous fact about places like this is that they are frauds. Bears are tapped for their gall bladder fluid, Tigers are inbred (not purebred) and could never be set free in the wild because they would be unable to care for themselves, and the tigers are not taken care of because they are cheaper to tend to when they are dead and they are also more valuable because people in China use them to make elixirs and "Tiger-Bone Wine."

All of these things are foul and if anyone decides to pay $7.50 to go see tigers that are trapped in cramped cages with very little to eat daily...unless of course they get to participate in the slaughtering of another animal just for the entertainment of tourists...you are directly contributing to the extinction and abuse of these beautiful and endangered animals.

Not all the tigers in these types of facilities are bred there...some are live captured in the wild...others are poached and transported for their bones and fur.

There are 20 known "tiger farms" in china. They all presume the ultra-friendly mask of conservationism at it's best, but they are all liars....all frauds.
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