Baby Sumatran Tiger Cub "Hadiah" at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. First day in outdoor public area. Female, Born 12/12/2006 divx source, 7 months old. Produced by Ryan Hawk

Siberian Tiger 13 feet long 900 pounds. The top beast in the world. Below is an example of your typical siberian tiger. http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/898/yiolhuuw6.jpg Now below is a stuffed large Siberian Tiger Looking at this Siberian You understand why anything in the world is a snack to it. http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/3496/30424bop6.jpg

(part one was Zabu's surgery) Follow along as we return Zabu to her enclosure and then later in with her friend Cameron the lion. To find out more about white tigers and why there is a need for sanctuaries log on to: http://www.bigcatrescue.org

Dangerously funny videos created and produced by Rémi GAILLARD. The show continue on www.nimportequi.com

This was sent to me by a friend, its legit... following is the story from him... __________________________________________________ Okay guys here is the info on this voicemail. One of my friend's from work and her friend were out one night in the SF Marina district and were hanging outside of the bars trying to find a cab. One of the girl's, Olga ends up meeting this guy Dmitri and they talk for at the most 2 minutes. She hands him her business card and says call me. Well attached is the actual voicemail that this guy left her. Wait till you hear it you will be laughing so hard you'll fall out of your chair.

A pig, that survived on rainwater and charcoal, has been found alive after being trapped for five weeks following China's devastating eart

China has announced that on the second day of the Beijing games, a pair of giant panda twins was born. Officials say the hope the baby pandas bring luck to Chinese athletes. (Aug. 15)

February 2003 Athletes take food very seriously, relying on a balanced diet for optimum performance In Japan however, eating has become the sport. Takero Koboyashi is the world champion hot-dog eater. He takes his sport very seriously, claiming: "I take care of my stomach and I like to talk to it." In Japan stew guzzlers, like Koboyashi are national institutions.