South Africa is replicating China’s policies that resulted in the Covid-19 outbreak, including mandates promoting domesticating and breeding wild species.
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Carole Baskin seemingly won’t approve of Kate McKinnon’s casting as her in an upcoming TV series until one very important condition is met. "Big Cat Rescue implores Kate McKinnon to
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Tigers are not pets.
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Great information! Articles like this are the silve lining of the popularity of Tiger King.
As the world acquaints itself with "Joe Exotic," the Oklahoman "Tiger King" made famous by a recently released Netflix documentary, Mike Tyson shares his experience owning two tigers and the challenges that came with it.
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Calling all average Joe Exotics. Isolationist animal lovers are becoming their own “Tiger Kings,” minus the mauling risk (or serial philandering), by using Google’s augmented real…
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We love seeing articles about AR and VR big cats instead of exploiting real cats.
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office and Fish & Wildlife are working to locate a mountain lion that was spotted in Santa Maria Tuesday.
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A man who illegally cashed in on exotic tiger cubs in Las Vegas is now a household name thanks to the widely popular Netflix documentary series ‘Tiger King.’ 13 Chief Investigator Darcy Spears broke the story about big cat owner Jeff Lowe’s troubles here in Las Vegas in 2018.
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‘Tiger King’ Doc Antle shared the stage with Britney Spears at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards and fans cannot stop talking about it.
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Another celeb under fire for thinking it was cool to exploit wild big cats. Karma
Dade City Wild Things is permanently banned from ever owning or possessing tigers again.
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FINALLY!
WEST FARGO — It was a rare sight in West Fargo Tuesday morning, March 31, as residents in an apartment building near Rendezvous Park spotted a mountain lion in a tree.
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