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Tigers let injured vulture get away, Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India - 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Santosh Saligram / Rex Features (2589293m)
The Merciful Tigers: Predators Let Young Vulture Get Away
These stunning images show a young vulture looking like it is about to become a tiger's lunch - only to be allowed to escape.
Wildlife photographer Santosh Saligram captured the amazing scene as three tigers looked set for an easy meal.
He took these shots of a tigress and her two female juveniles in the wild at Bandhavgarh national park in central India.
Santosh explains: "The resident tigress and two of her female cubs were cooling off in the water of the famous Rajbehra Dam area.
"Suddenly, one of the tigresses noticed something on a rock at the corner and both the sisters went off to investigate.
"They reappeared shortly, following a juvenile long-billed vulture which seemed to have lost its way from its nest and incapacitated in some way.
"Threatened by the tigers, it tried to fly but only managed to flop down into the water. One of the tigresses then approached the vulture from the other side in a curious way.
"The vulture opened its beak wide in defence, hoping to put the tiger off, which it successfully did.
"Slowly, it started creeping towards the bank and after some time, climbed up the bank and disappeared into the bush. It was amazing, I have never seen anything like this happen in the wild."
MUST CREDIT: Santosh Saligram/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CDFIQYQXY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Tigers let injured vulture get away, Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India - 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Santosh Saligram / Rex Features (2589293h)
The Merciful Tigers: Predators Let Young Vulture Get Away
These stunning images show a young vulture looking like it is about to become a tiger's lunch - only to be allowed to escape.
Wildlife photographer Santosh Saligram captured the amazing scene as three tigers looked set for an easy meal.
He took these shots of a tigress and her two female juveniles in the wild at Bandhavgarh national park in central India.
Santosh explains: "The resident tigress and two of her female cubs were cooling off in the water of the famous Rajbehra Dam area.
"Suddenly, one of the tigresses noticed something on a rock at the corner and both the sisters went off to investigate.
"They reappeared shortly, following a juvenile long-billed vulture which seemed to have lost its way from its nest and incapacitated in some way.
"Threatened by the tigers, it tried to fly but only managed to flop down into the water. One of the tigresses then approached the vulture from the other side in a curious way.
"The vulture opened its beak wide in defence, hoping to put the tiger off, which it successfully did.
"Slowly, it started creeping towards the bank and after some time, climbed up the bank and disappeared into the bush. It was amazing, I have never seen anything like this happen in the wild."
MUST CREDIT: Santosh Saligram/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CDFIQYQXY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Tigers let injured vulture get away, Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India - 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Santosh Saligram / Rex Features (2589293c)
The Merciful Tigers: Predators Let Young Vulture Get Away
These stunning images show a young vulture looking like it is about to become a tiger's lunch - only to be allowed to escape.
Wildlife photographer Santosh Saligram captured the amazing scene as three tigers looked set for an easy meal.
He took these shots of a tigress and her two female juveniles in the wild at Bandhavgarh national park in central India.
Santosh explains: "The resident tigress and two of her female cubs were cooling off in the water of the famous Rajbehra Dam area.
"Suddenly, one of the tigresses noticed something on a rock at the corner and both the sisters went off to investigate.
"They reappeared shortly, following a juvenile long-billed vulture which seemed to have lost its way from its nest and incapacitated in some way.
"Threatened by the tigers, it tried to fly but only managed to flop down into the water. One of the tigresses then approached the vulture from the other side in a curious way.
"The vulture opened its beak wide in defence, hoping to put the tiger off, which it successfully did.
"Slowly, it started creeping towards the bank and after some time, climbed up the bank and disappeared into the bush. It was amazing, I have never seen anything like this happen in the wild."
MUST CREDIT: Santosh Saligram/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CDFIQYQXY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Tigers let injured vulture get away, Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India - 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Santosh Saligram / Rex Features (2589293a)
The Merciful Tigers: Predators Let Young Vulture Get Away
These stunning images show a young vulture looking like it is about to become a tiger's lunch - only to be allowed to escape.
Wildlife photographer Santosh Saligram captured the amazing scene as three tigers looked set for an easy meal.
He took these shots of a tigress and her two female juveniles in the wild at Bandhavgarh national park in central India.
Santosh explains: "The resident tigress and two of her female cubs were cooling off in the water of the famous Rajbehra Dam area.
"Suddenly, one of the tigresses noticed something on a rock at the corner and both the sisters went off to investigate.
"They reappeared shortly, following a juvenile long-billed vulture which seemed to have lost its way from its nest and incapacitated in some way.
"Threatened by the tigers, it tried to fly but only managed to flop down into the water. One of the tigresses then approached the vulture from the other side in a curious way.
"The vulture opened its beak wide in defence, hoping to put the tiger off, which it successfully did.
"Slowly, it started creeping towards the bank and after some time, climbed up the bank and disappeared into the bush. It was amazing, I have never seen anything like this happen in the wild."
MUST CREDIT: Santosh Saligram/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CDFIQYQXY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Tigers let injured vulture get away, Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India - 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Santosh Saligram / Rex Features (2589293b)
The Merciful Tigers: Predators Let Young Vulture Get Away
These stunning images show a young vulture looking like it is about to become a tiger's lunch - only to be allowed to escape.
Wildlife photographer Santosh Saligram captured the amazing scene as three tigers looked set for an easy meal.
He took these shots of a tigress and her two female juveniles in the wild at Bandhavgarh national park in central India.
Santosh explains: "The resident tigress and two of her female cubs were cooling off in the water of the famous Rajbehra Dam area.
"Suddenly, one of the tigresses noticed something on a rock at the corner and both the sisters went off to investigate.
"They reappeared shortly, following a juvenile long-billed vulture which seemed to have lost its way from its nest and incapacitated in some way.
"Threatened by the tigers, it tried to fly but only managed to flop down into the water. One of the tigresses then approached the vulture from the other side in a curious way.
"The vulture opened its beak wide in defence, hoping to put the tiger off, which it successfully did.
"Slowly, it started creeping towards the bank and after some time, climbed up the bank and disappeared into the bush. It was amazing, I have never seen anything like this happen in the wild."
MUST CREDIT: Santosh Saligram/Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CDFIQYQXY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716i)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716f)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716e)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716g)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716h)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716d)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716c)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716b)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dudley Zoological Gardens / Rex Features (2095716a)
Two-year-old Sumatran tigress, Daseep, plays in the snow
Sumatran tiger at Dudley Zoological Gardens catching a snowball, Dudley, West Midlands, Britain - 22 Jan 2013
Sumatran tiger Daseep couldn't resist playing snowball with keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens.
DZG Head of Media and Communications, Jill HItchman, said despite the species originating from the tropical rainforests of an Indonesian island, the two year-old tigress adored the recent snowfalls.
She said: "This is the first heavy snow Daseep has seen and keepers thought she would stay cosy in her heated den, but she couldn't wait to explore.
"Keepers built her a snowman which she demolished in minutes then spent yesterday afternoon throwing snowballs which she absolutely loved catching with her paws."
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Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chris Brunskill Ltd / Rex Features ( 1347222e )
(Sequence 5 of 6) The tiger realizes he has overpowered the tigress and walks away the winner of the confrontation.
Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
To the victor goes the spoils. Something this young tiger brutally proved when it attacked an older tigress in an effort to steal her kill. The older tiger had managed to bring down a sambar deer after hunting it through the Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan, India. However, before she could celebrate by sinking her teeth into her prey she was approached by a younger male tiger. Obviously hungry, the younger tiger clearly decided that the deer would make a tasty meal. So it viciously turned on the older tiger, sparking off a brutal battle for dominance. The pair squared off against each other, rearing up and roaring.Though clearly afraid the older tigress made a valiant effort to show that her teeth and claws were still sharp. However, she proved to be no match for the younger tiger and was knocked to the ground, defeated. With a final roar of warning the victorious tiger then turned calmly away from its fallen rival and went to inspect its reward.
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Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
these images are outside of print newspaper subscription deals
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chris Brunskill Ltd / Rex Features ( 1347222c )
(Sequence 3 of 6) The tigress realizes she has been overpowered and submits by rolling over on her back hoping to avoid life-threatening injury.
Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
To the victor goes the spoils. Something this young tiger brutally proved when it attacked an older tigress in an effort to steal her kill. The older tiger had managed to bring down a sambar deer after hunting it through the Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan, India. However, before she could celebrate by sinking her teeth into her prey she was approached by a younger male tiger. Obviously hungry, the younger tiger clearly decided that the deer would make a tasty meal. So it viciously turned on the older tiger, sparking off a brutal battle for dominance. The pair squared off against each other, rearing up and roaring.Though clearly afraid the older tigress made a valiant effort to show that her teeth and claws were still sharp. However, she proved to be no match for the younger tiger and was knocked to the ground, defeated. With a final roar of warning the victorious tiger then turned calmly away from its fallen rival and went to inspect its reward.
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Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
these images are outside of print newspaper subscription deals
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chris Brunskill Ltd / Rex Features ( 1347222b )
(Sequence 2 of 6) The tigress urinates through fear and trepidation immediately prior to the clash as the tiger(R) prepares to strike.
Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
To the victor goes the spoils. Something this young tiger brutally proved when it attacked an older tigress in an effort to steal her kill. The older tiger had managed to bring down a sambar deer after hunting it through the Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan, India. However, before she could celebrate by sinking her teeth into her prey she was approached by a younger male tiger. Obviously hungry, the younger tiger clearly decided that the deer would make a tasty meal. So it viciously turned on the older tiger, sparking off a brutal battle for dominance. The pair squared off against each other, rearing up and roaring.Though clearly afraid the older tigress made a valiant effort to show that her teeth and claws were still sharp. However, she proved to be no match for the younger tiger and was knocked to the ground, defeated. With a final roar of warning the victorious tiger then turned calmly away from its fallen rival and went to inspect its reward.
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Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
these images are outside of print newspaper subscription deals
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chris Brunskill Ltd / Rex Features ( 1347222a )
(Sequence 1 of 6) An old tigress(L) is confronted by a younger stronger tiger over a sambar deer kill.
Wild Tigers Fighting Over a Kill, Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, India - 14 Jun 2011
To the victor goes the spoils. Something this young tiger brutally proved when it attacked an older tigress in an effort to steal her kill. The older tiger had managed to bring down a sambar deer after hunting it through the Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan, India. However, before she could celebrate by sinking her teeth into her prey she was approached by a younger male tiger. Obviously hungry, the younger tiger clearly decided that the deer would make a tasty meal. So it viciously turned on the older tiger, sparking off a brutal battle for dominance. The pair squared off against each other, rearing up and roaring.Though clearly afraid the older tigress made a valiant effort to show that her teeth and claws were still sharp. However, she proved to be no match for the younger tiger and was knocked to the ground, defeated. With a final roar of warning the victorious tiger then turned calmly away from its fallen rival and went to inspect its reward.
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Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Tigress Banda Sumatran Tiger
Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Tigress Banda Sumatran Tiger
Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Tigress Banda Sumatran Tiger
Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Austin / Rex Features ( 1018322b )
Tigress Banda Sumatran Tiger
Animals and Pumpkins at Paignton Zoo, Devon, Britain - 23 Oct 2009
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BENGAL TIGRESS MIRALI AT THE GREAT BRITISH CIRCUS, COLCHESTER, ESSEX, BRITAIN - SEP 2002
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ANIMALS DO THE FUNNIEST THINGS - 2008
Feeling gggrrreeeaaattt: 14 week old Mirali keeps an eye of the tiger on the mysterious intruders in her cage.
I got up here so surely there must be a way down again!?
Say hello to the hottest new dance in town - the Madagascar monkey walk.
Hamish was a little concerned by the gawping face he encountered underwater Ö then he realised it was just his owner.
Law of the jungle gym 101: always stretch after a spell on the monkey bars.
After a ruff day there's nothing Blue likes better than a few pints and a game of pool down his local.
Hhhhmmmmmm it would seem that someone was telling porkies about just how to make bacon.
Better, stronger, faster: Dougal the bionic canine proves nothing can keep a good dog down.
With studied nonchalance feline Jerry soon becomes the cat that has not only got the cream, but the mouse too.
With rising shopping prices driving up the price of a tin of whiskers desperate action was called for.
What a real ray of sunshine.
The giraffe drive-thru was proving to be a resounding success.
After the popularity of soap on a rope, manufacturers were unable to work out why their latest product had proven to be such a dud.
He knew it was going to extremes but Twiggy really didn't want his nuts to be found.
Now all he needed was someone to seal away with him.
In a real feat of doggy dare doing concerted efforts are made to beat the canine land speed record.
Cursing those global warming causing humans, polar bears have been left scrabbling for any flotation device they can find after the last of the ice has melted.
Jack the all star primate loves nothing better than hanging 10.
It may have taken years but the peeping Tom had finally trained his pet crow to perfection.
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For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KXQWBIF
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