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    Sriracha Tiger Zoo

    I had mixed feelings about going here on whether it was going to be cruel and horrible … within minutes I was presented with a baby crocodile with its mouth sellotaped shut. cheers

    Croc show was boring

    Elephant show was boring

    Tiger show seemed cruel but it was interesting to see how intelligent they can be. The hordes of Chinese and Indian tourists seemed to love it though.

    Highlight was getting to spend 15 minutes playing with 2 tiger cubs. You have to pay 700baht pp extra for that.
    Goats were funny
    Bunnys were cute
    I was the only person interested in taking a photo of the camel for some reason
















































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    Great images there SP

    I've got no plans to visit, but nice to see what I'm missing out on.

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    Good photos. Horrible place. Animal Auschwitz, tbh.

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    Tiger's belong in the jungle not locked up in a cage for our entertainment, would rather people stayed away from these places. Almost as bad of having elephants in Bangkok.
    Just my opinion ,no offence meant SP yes wild animals are very intelligent i can understand your mixed feelings i would rather people stayed away. Go fruit picking in the jungle very interesting plenty of wild creatures to see in their natural habitat.
    Fascists dress in black and go around telling people what to do, whereas priests... more drink!

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    I guess they breed the bunnies and goats to feed the tigers and crocodiles

    Quote Originally Posted by klong toey View Post
    Go fruit picking in the jungle very interesting plenty of wild creatures to see in their natural habitat.
    go picking magic mushies in the jungle and you will see even more

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldrick View Post
    I guess they breed the bunnies and goats to feed the tigers and crocodiles
    That show's 800b pp and done after closing time.

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    Any pic of Tatiana?

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    Quote Originally Posted by klong toey View Post
    Tiger's belong in the jungle not locked up in a cage for our entertainment, would rather people stayed away from these places. Almost as bad of having elephants in Bangkok.
    Just my opinion ,no offence meant SP yes wild animals are very intelligent i can understand your mixed feelings i would rather people stayed away. Go fruit picking in the jungle very interesting plenty of wild creatures to see in their natural habitat.
    Good thread punty. Betty boo will be along soon to green ya for the goat pics. Klongtoeys right. They are wild animals that should remain wild. Yes blds a soft coont. I once had a rhesus monkey in vientiane that my wife bought of a guy selling him at a traffic light for 1500 baht she knew i liked monkeys so impulsively bought him. Me and that monkey quickly bonded and became best mates. Built the fooker a gigantic cage and used to take him out to bars for a wee drink on the weekend He couldnt handle the piss though and became aggressive with anyone but me. ( he was a 1 owner kinda monkey) monkeys are cute and fun and this guy had beeen raised by humans since he was of the tit so theres no way to put him back to the wild. You can never domesticate them they are a wild animal. I feel a bit of a coont for having one as a pet but if it wasnt me. Then he would likely be be monkey laarp. He was quite a hooligan with a few small snorts of beerlao and ended up being barred from a few pubs.

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    I had an encounter with an aggressive pregnant feline recently.

    Tried to stroke her and she bit my hand.... Little shit.


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    When I went their last the tigers looked quite thin. It is a real shame animals have to live like that. The croc show would be cool if it's jaws came down on a worker. How about when the male tigers pee on a tourist also good. A few years back I read about a Thai lady that offed herself by jumping into the croc area that would definitely not be good to see.

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    ^ I remember that. One of the satiated crocs was quoted as saying:

    "Ewww, bpala."

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    I shall stick with your gags until one of them, one day, turns out vaguely amusing, jimbo.
    So help me....

    The fuck are you on about there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrille View Post
    I shall stick with your gags until one of them, one day, turns out vaguely amusing, jimbo.
    I sternly accept your deference and endeavor to reach the status of competence.


    Quote Originally Posted by cyrille View Post
    The fuck are you on about there?
    Awww nevermind.

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    Thanks for the pics, SP, very interesting. Not sure how I would've felt seeing those caged tigers, either. The pregnant cat - she sure looked pissed. 55

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    Yeah, a major misunderstanding of cat body language seems to have occurred there.

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    Probably doesn't like having it's picture taken.

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    its


    Ok, I'm a knut.

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    nazi knut

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShrewedPunter View Post
    Tiger show seemed cruel
    so, tiger bones for sale in the gift shop then...

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