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I always think it's weird to see such powerful animals seperated by just a fence in zoos. it really proves that it's their mind and not just the animals that are caged.

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:icontbond007:
Looks a little irritable. Go figure

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:icondarkclone:
Nothing is worse than a cage for the mind. It destroys you from the inside.

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wow how did you get the shot? it definitly captures a caged mind

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:icontehdarkpredator:
great picture

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:iconauroraed:
Gorgeous shot (: I always feel so horrible for animals in zoos. This protrays it perfectly.
:iconoutlawarcher:
Zoos are the sadest places in the world :cry: I agree they are mentaly broken at a young age so they think they can't do anything....itz weird.

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Great shot -- Soon it'll be the only place you can find a hobbes.

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:icondasaod:
Beautiful photograph, though very sad. Creatures of the like of this tiger definitely weren't made for living in cages. :(
The other pictures in your gallery are nice as well.

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Powerful. I like almost everything about it, except maybe the background (which I suppose couldn't be helped)

It always hurts me to see the kings of the wild used as mere amusements for children to gawk at.

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