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Nice Pics. Thanks for posting love that Ninja kick by the Zebra.
I see where those scars come from on all those hides.
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who has the right of way, and who has the narrow escape here..? [lol]
Reminds me of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989! Recall that tank?
and sometimes you lose big time...
Poor guy had a motorcycle riding waiter as back up... That says it all.
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GREAT PHOTOS
yep,sometimes you loose,,,
The possible side effects of the newest walking with lions craze.
And these are the very young ones....
very,very lucky
[observe the 'cool' guy in the bottom picture with his hand in his pockets...]
The possible side effects of the newest walking with lions craze.
And these are the very young ones....
very,very lucky
[observe the 'cool' guy in the bottom picture with his hand in his pockets...]
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i was furtunate enough to found the follow-up story of this photo..
EXTRAORDINARY: Leopard attacking man in Kerala, India.
These are government agents called for 'pest control' as leopard has been found living on someone's home.
As you see rangers wear bike helmets and steel plated armor to counter balance a potential attack of large cats in India.
This is a camera surprised moment before rangers decided to shoot the animal mauling their coleague.
Rangers have very modest equipment, training and wages in India.
One out of three have not got a helmet - and he gets that big cat on his back
poor guy!
EXTRAORDINARY: Leopard attacking man in Kerala, India.
These are government agents called for 'pest control' as leopard has been found living on someone's home.
As you see rangers wear bike helmets and steel plated armor to counter balance a potential attack of large cats in India.
This is a camera surprised moment before rangers decided to shoot the animal mauling their coleague.
Rangers have very modest equipment, training and wages in India.
One out of three have not got a helmet - and he gets that big cat on his back
poor guy!
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..and guess what he got for his troubles..? (hint : something I do quite neatly..sometimes..!)
A tiger attacked forest rangers in Kaziranga National Park while trying to tranquilize the animal, in the north-east of India, in 2004.
The tiger jumped on the elephant and mauled the 'mahout' (elephant driver)
The tiger jumped on the elephant and mauled the 'mahout' (elephant driver)
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A tiger attacked forest rangers in Kaziranga National Park while trying to tranquilize the animal, in the north-east of India, in 2004.
The tiger jumped on the elephant and mauled the 'mahout' (elephant driver)
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This is one of the most incredible videos demonstrating the shear power of a cat I have ever seen.
Lightning in a bottle...
A tiger attacked forest rangers in Kaziranga National Park while trying to tranquilize the animal, in the north-east of India, in 2004.
The tiger jumped on the elephant and mauled the 'mahout' (elephant driver)
brickburn,i agree..
And that boys and girls is why they invented the howdah pistol.
(a howdah is that thing you ride in on back of an elephant)
A howdah pistol is to scrape tigers off your elephant.
Howdah pistol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Howdah Hunter pistols for sale, historical Howdah Hunter pistols by Pedersoli.
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I have been using a "Personal Property" rider on my State Farm homeowner's policy to cover guns when I travel with them.
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I have several firearms, but only one is worth over $20K (A Heym double rifle).
Very interested.
Would firearms be covered for damage, as well as, complete loss?
I'll can let the State Farm rider cover my watches...
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