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Are White Tigers/Lions Larger than Normal Colored?

Israel Spalea Offline
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I have a book about the Timbawati lions by Chris McBride printed in 1978, i.e. from a period when white lions were quite unknown by the general public. The author having seen the white lions for the first time of his life, watched them a lot during several years. Thank to the lions' social life the cubs growed inside the pride and became almost subadult . At this stage their size was ordinary, neither bigger nor smaller than the average.


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RE: Are White Tigers/Lions Larger than Normal Colored? - Spalea - 07-14-2019, 04:39 AM



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