Showing posts with label Prey hunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prey hunting. Show all posts

Monday, 26 November 2012

Trainer has lucky escape

A wildlife park worker had a lucky escape after slipping during a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a giant Bengal white tiger.

A crowd of onlookers held their breath as the park worker narrowly escaped a mauling after falling over while running from the fearsome beast.

The dramatic scene was captured during a daily 'tiger splash' event at the Out of Africa Wildlife Park, in Arizona, U.S.


  Park worker Jeff Harwell participates as the prey during a daily routine with the cats, where they chase an inflatable toy being held by him.

The tigers are usually so excited about capturing and popping the toy they do not harm the park workers.
The workers then jump into a pool with the tiger at the end of the game.

But this time Mr Harwell slipped over on the wet grass - and found himself between the two-year-old white tiger called Chalet and his inflatable toy. 

The tigers are supposed to chase and pop the inflatable toys, rather than the trainers - and sure enough Chalet's attention is diverted as the killer whale sails over his head
  Chalet reaches out a lethal paw to claw the toy as Mr Harwell quickly rolls to his feet, ready to flee if necessary

Thinking quickly, Mr Harwell managed to throw the toy into the pool, distracting the young tiger.


Chalet leapt in to the pool after the toy, as Mr Harwell scrambled to his feet.

Gasps of horror were heard from the audience.

But Mr Harwell - who was unharmed in the incident - continued to play with the tigers. 

The tigers who are not being trained to perform tricks at the park but are playing these games to tap into their natural instincts.

Thursday, 22 November 2012

Giant Python Eats Man

Can you believe this kind of thing, People caught a giant python and its stomach is really big not as usual, then they cut the python body and check, my goodness it is a man.

Monday, 5 July 2010

Animal world-Feeding the tigers in China

Amateur photographer Chris Geddes says that it all began peacefully. After a short walk to the zoo, where were the traditional cells and a few spacious enclosures, visitors were loaded into six buses. Began to tour the park. “On the way we saw lions and tigers, which are mostly sleeping in the shade of trees beside the road. But 20 minutes later buses formed a ring in the open field, we were joined by several jeeps of employees of the park. There was no doubt that this event was expected, because a group of five tigers immediately appeared from the bush. “Predators immediately threw live chickens and pheasants, and they quickly got rid of them. So what happened next, was very much scary. A feeding truck drove up and threw the tigers a live cow!

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Wednesday, 23 June 2010

Animal world-Since the Cheetah isn't hungry...

They can even become friends for a short period of time. Since they don’t hunt during the day and the photo was taken at dusk the Cheetahs in this photo must have just eaten. The baby Antelope is safe this time. They are simply playing with the Antelope, much the same as a domestic cat plays with a toy. However, it is probably better not to think about what happens when the cats get hungry. The next time the prey and the predator meet there will likely be a different outcome.
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Monday, 14 June 2010

Dark world-Shooting fish in a barrel

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Snake Eating Egg

Snake Eating Egg