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To: WatchOutForSnakes
"Jumping the moat is not the same as getting out of the enclosure. I still have not seen anyone say this tiger or any other tiger had actually gotten out before."

There was a report from a retired Zoo-keeper from that zoo....said that he and a co-worker discovered a tiger walking on the top fence...thay shouted at it and the tiger jumped back.

He said they filled the moat to 4 ft depth.

Some years later the tiger died of natural causes and the Zoo got some new tigers.....as they were young the moat was drained....but never re-filled.

131 posted on 01/01/2008 8:37:22 AM PST by spokeshave (Hey GOP...NO money till border closed and criminal illegals deported)
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To: spokeshave

Question: When is a moat not a moat, but a ditch?

When there is no water in the ditch.

I wish they would stop calling it a moat.

I heard that there was never any water in the “moat”.


133 posted on 01/01/2008 8:42:50 AM PST by barryg
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