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Tiger attacks women at wild life park. Warning graphic.

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I'm sure it's the tiger's fault smh

He liked Chinese food.

 

 

Yeah, sorry, pretty heartless.

They deserved it.

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He liked Chinese food.

 

 

Yeah, sorry, pretty heartless.

 

He'll be hungry again in 30 minutes. ( couldn't resist)

He liked Chinese food.

 

 

Yeah, sorry, pretty heartless.

 

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

My man!

 

I no longer feel bad about laughing at the video.

I'm guessing they couldn't read the 8 bazillion signs saying STAY IN YOUR CAR.

On second thought, maybe the hubby asked her to check the trunk to make sure it was closed. I'm sure the outcome was what he had expected. :sssh:.

I saw this a couple weeks ago. It's amazing how strong that tiger is when he pulled the first woman away.

 

The story I read, the first lady who got out of the car was the daughter. The tiger grabbed her and took her off camera. Then her parents got out of the car trying to save her and the mom was the one who got killed. Another tiger attacked her. The daughter lived.

So I don't want to stereotype...

 

But this same thing could have happened right in front of me at Yellowstone a few years back. We were the first car to see a gigantic grizzly bear on the side of the road. Naturally, when, you stop, so does everyone else. Anyways, an Asian family got out of their car and ran to within 15 feet of the bear to take pictures. Every car around started screaming at them, but they were oblivious.

So I don't want to stereotype...

 

But this same thing could have happened right in front of me at Yellowstone a few years back. We were the first car to see a gigantic grizzly bear on the side of the road. Naturally, when, you stop, so does everyone else. Anyways, an Asian family got out of their car and ran to within 15 feet of the bear to take pictures. Every car around started screaming at them, but they were oblivious.

The bear must have had take out the night before.

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