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I love tigers too. :) Thanks for the enthusiasm.
oya I hope may be people give me Tiger toys I can keep for long time
until old I LOVE TIGER
~JDX~Shando 2008
~JDX~TIGER 21 september 1982 -2009
I love tigers and think they are very beautiful, too.
Here's a neat site about tiger conservation and how you can help save tigers from extinction: http://www.savethetigerfund.org/AM/Template.cfm...
And look at this stuffed tiger exhibit (not REAL stuffed tigers, but TOY stuffed tigers): http://www.stuffedzoo.com/Tigers-p-1-c-259.html...
Have a good day!
Everyone thinks Im crazy because I like Tigers, I personally think they are cute and everyone else thinks they are vicious
, and I HATE those tiger Poachers.... ,<<<< SICK PEOPLE
M&M
I think tigers are wonderful too. Actually, so many of Kitty Mowmow's Animal Expo readers have told me how much they love tigers that I'm working on making a podcast that's all about tigers. Hopefully I'll have it posted to the website by next week.
It's a shame that the same qualities that make tigers so amazing are the qualities that make people want to hunt and kill them for their pelts and other body parts.
I think tigers are cute AND vicious. :)
Most wild animals are, from time to time. That's ok, it's just their nature.
I'm glad you like tigers - and dislike tiger poachers!
Zoo regulation is mentioned in Wikipedia's article on Zoos:
"Many countries have legislation to regulate zoos that requires these institutions to be licensed and inspected. Zoo regulation is usually supported by written standards relating to species, exhibits and management.
"In the United States, any public animal exhibit must be licensed and inspected by the United States Department of Agriculture, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Drug Enforcement Agency, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and others. Depending on the animals they exhibit, the activities of zoos are regulated by laws including the Endangered Species Act, the Animal Welfare Act, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 and others.[82] Additionally, zoos in North America may choose to pursue accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). To achieve accreditation, a zoo must pass an application and inspection process and meet or exceed the AZA's standards for animal health and welfare, fundraising, zoo staffing, and involvement in global conservation efforts. Inspection is performed by three experts (typically one veterinarian, one expert in animal care, and one expert in zoo management and operations) and then reviewed by a panel of twelve experts before accreditation is awarded. This accreditation process is repeated once every five years. The AZA estimates that there are approximately 2,400 animal exhibits operating under USDA license as of February 2007; fewer than 10% are accredited.
"In April 1999, the European Union introduced a directive to strengthen the conservation role of zoos, making it a statutory requirement that they participate in conservation and education, and requiring all member states to set up systems for their licensing and inspection.[84] Zoos are regulated in the United Kingdom by the Zoo Licensing Act of 1981, which came into force in 1984. The act requires that all zoos be inspected and licensed, and that animals kept in enclosures are provided with a suitable environment in which they can express most normal behavior."
You can tell with the pixels where the ear meets the head.
Come on people!! Spread the message and focus on getting into the hearts of poachers!!
anyone want to translate for us?
need a place and people to protect them and breed them to ensure their
existence, instead of extinction?