White Tigers @ Papanack

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Description: The white tigers at Papanack Zoo
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canucktunes ::: Favorites Have you been to Jungle Cat World yet ? I might be going next spring. 07-09-14 00:50:03 __________________________________________________
lapointeric ::: Favorites I had no idea that was there.... hmmmmm... only (really) interested in the big cats anyway... 07-09-13 13:51:18 __________________________________________________
canucktunes ::: Favorites Little Ray's Reptile Zoo on Bank Street in Ottawa. They've got various indoor reptile displays and a few outdoor animals. 07-09-10 15:41:18 __________________________________________________
lapointeric ::: Favorites Little Rays? 07-09-10 14:08:17 __________________________________________________
canucktunes ::: Favorites They're a breeding facility for White Bengal Tigers, snow leopards and Lemurs so you'll see animals come & go. It's a shame they aren't closer to Ottawa. I'd love to see them merge with Little Rays and open a large zoo near the city - If the animals don't get stressed by some of the noise, of course... 07-09-04 14:27:35 __________________________________________________
lapointeric ::: Favorites There's only 1 male tiger in there now. The others are on loan, I went to this zoo today. 07-09-04 00:04:20 __________________________________________________
lapointeric ::: Favorites Those white lions now look like regular lionesses.... 07-09-04 00:03:28 __________________________________________________
littlesongbird1 ::: Favorites The first cat seen is what is known as a ghost tiger or a stripless white tiger. It actually has very pale gray stripes that are hard to see. You can see the few stripes on the tale. They are very badly inbred. 07-03-12 01:47:24 __________________________________________________
FilmerOfBobcats ::: Favorites White tigers actually vary quite a bit in the degree of whiteness. Some have bold black or reddish brown stripes, some have faded looking grayish stripes, and some, like this one, have almost no visible striping at all. This one is at the extreme end of the white spectrum. 07-03-10 23:54:36 __________________________________________________
XOXCaramelCandyXOX ::: Favorites Perhaps its an old tiger..with fading stripes? o.o I don't know of white tigers having there stripes faded when they reach old age so it could either be a white lion or aging tiger 07-02-03 04:17:33 __________________________________________________