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

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Back in the day the T. VS L. fanboys used to claim any Tiger vs Lion interaction was Everland, so don't mind the Title of the first video,




but as you can see, these 3 are actually from the Caney Kansas Zoo and they had 3 very different interactions 





Just goes to show any Cat can go from dominant to not dominant and vice versa, especially in captivity where there is no real way to gain the experience and become a confident combatant, so most of the time the Cats need to figure out their place and it changes form time to time, this even happens in the wild too.




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