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Male tiger ustaad T-24 killed forest gaurd in Ranthambore

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( This post was last modified: 01-01-2016, 04:48 AM by Polar )

@ Pckts

Proof of that is my local feral dog population near Winchester in the state of Virginia.

Turns out that a Barnum Circus tour in the 90s accidentally released their grown domestic dogs instead of the adult wolves they owned for a week during their tour. And from there the dogs simply thrived around my area. These dogs were full blown hypercarnivores, about 6 got injured around my area by them. The dark side of circuses, you know?
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