Animal trainers

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@Pckts :

About #96: I just discover the book you recently mentioned "No far between" by Alex Kerr.

After having told, page 81, that "Tigers have a far more delicate constitution than lions", (?) Alex Kerr added, page 130, that "A tiger nearly always win a fight with a lion"... I don't know what to think, but that doesn't seem to be coherent. The tigers despite their fragile constitution will rule over all the big cats of the world ? A question of personality perhaps...

Same page 130, 2 lines after: "The tigers are more tenacious and determined providing that other lions do not gang up to help their mate"... Is the lion really the only one social cat that other teamers depicted too ? That is exactly the opposite that other trainers claimed, for exemple Tony Hughes presented by @peter (page 3 of this thread). Perhaps the lions have a so varied personality, that their psychology always differs... Thus, they are never perceived in the same way.

Perhaps Alex Kerr would have needed a proofreader before editing his book. Perhaps, I don't know, but perhaps...

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