Pissed Lion... behind the Glass

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FileCabi.net Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Pissed Lion... behind the Glass
Josh85 Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] LOL, that was awesome. I'd be worried about if the glass would hold too lol. That lion was huge.
foreverspeed1984 Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Camera: I hope the glass could hold off of that lion ! Lion: I would hope the same thing nigga, where are my bitches at??? lol
OneOfTheLads Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] What a stunning animal! I would love to have one of them fresh from the womb, so I could train it up to be nice! Although I think it would take about 500 years of watering down the generations before they turned tame and domesticated!
craelath Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Quote: Originally Posted by OneOfTheLads View Post What a stunning animal! I would love to have one of them fresh from the womb, so I could train it up to be nice! Although I think it would take about 500 years of watering down the generations before they turned tame and domesticated! More likely case is it turns 6 weeks old, mauls you, and has dinner. Big cats are not play things. Learn from Sigfreid and Roy.
T1tan Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Quote: Originally Posted by OneOfTheLads View Post What a stunning animal! I would love to have one of them fresh from the womb, so I could train it up to be nice! Although I think it would take about 500 years of watering down the generations before they turned tame and domesticated! I don't know about lions, but a buddy of mine's grandparents had 2 domesticated tigers when they lived in Africa. They took one with them to belgium and it died of old age. It never assaulted anyone, so I think if you feed it enough, it won't attack you.
TomasUli Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Remember this video? http://www.filecabi.net/video/hornybear.html
BobZilla Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] If an animal that has been raised by people hurts someone its from abuse or rough play.
brownbearclan Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Maybe this lion was just pissed he was being filmed, he knows that shit adds 50 pounds! This zoo is not far from my house at all and has added a lot of cool features lately so it's almost time for a trip to the zoo! (I hope they don't try and keep me like last time...rarrrrr hee hee) Quote: Originally Posted by TomasUli View Post Remember this video? http://www.filecabi.net/video/hornybear.html LOL that was great clip, I actually like that one better.
bulletbait Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] it would have been better if the glass HAD shattered
Big_Bad_Wolf Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Quote: Originally Posted by bulletbait View Post it would have been better if the glass HAD shattered lol, just what i was thinking....
StudLife27 Salvaged from Archive	Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 00:00 · [Salvaged from Archive] Quote: Originally Posted by T1tan View Post I don't know about lions, but a buddy of mine's grandparents had 2 domesticated tigers when they lived in Africa. They took one with them to belgium and it died of old age. It never assaulted anyone, so I think if you feed it enough, it won't attack you. Big predators normally only attack/ kill when they are hungry. However, at times, they may react with their born instincts to kill for play. You are right though, Wild animals when fed enough can be kept as pets if raised and trained from a young age. The keepers has to have a strong assertive personality however.