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Lion and Tiger Fight Interaction in Zoo, Circus or Any Other Captive Places

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Lion and Tiger Fight Interaction in Zoo, Circus or Any Other Captive Places

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08-13-2020, 09:57 PM

As far as I have seen, it seems the lion is the dominant cat in the pride. The tiger having been raised with the lion as a member, is not that eager to fight.

A male lion vs an unknown equally sized male tiger is on a whole new level.

Because the tiger is also dominant in this case. Sk tiger doesn't give up, and this is the L vs T people look up to.

This is why captive fights aren't that reliable to be considered as a part of this match-up.
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