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Black Jaguar-White Tiger Foundation

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The reason ligers were so common is because they neither fall under a tiger not a lion and thus they did not suffer under the same regulations and thus people irresponsibly bred them to the point where they are all over the place. Bjwt has one liger that arrived with its 2 tiger and one lion sibling. But what bjwt does that so great is they rescue 100s of older circus performing big cats that would of surely been put down.
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RE: Black Jaguar-White Tiger Foundation - Pckts - 05-26-2016, 07:06 PM



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