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Is this image of a dog getting up close and personal with a tiger real or faked?
I can't tell. Part of me is logically skeptical, based on the simple fact of what we're seeing. But there's that other part of me that wants to believe in the insane bravery of the dog. Any photoshop experts than can more or less "prove" it fake?
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I'm not a photo shop expert, but in looking at the "tiger", I notice that the head is cocked in a very "canine" way--which leads me to believe that the "big cat" receiving the attentions of the dog is actually another dog...albeit in tiger's attire.
Two questions:
1) How would the dog have gotten in there? Did somebody throw him over the rickety chainlink?
2) Who would keep a tiger in an enclosure with a rickety chainlink? If this is a zoo, it's in deplorable condition. Look at the algae-infested pond.
3) If it's a zoo and unless the dog immediately bee-lined to the tiger to do its thing, it seems like zookeepers would have responded before the dog got started?
4) Unless that tiger isn't full-grown, doesn't it seem a bit small in relation to the dog?
5) If it's not full-grown, would a young tiger really just stand there for such treatment? Wouldn't it be more inquisitive, playful, aggressive, bouncing around, however young kitties tend to be?
6) Am I over-analyzing this?
1) How would the dog have gotten in there? Did somebody throw him over the rickety chainlink?
2) Who would keep a tiger in an enclosure with a rickety chainlink? If this is a zoo, it's in deplorable condition. Look at the algae-infested pond.
3) If it's a zoo and unless the dog immediately bee-lined to the tiger to do its thing, it seems like zookeepers would have responded before the dog got started?
4) Unless that tiger isn't full-grown, doesn't it seem a bit small in relation to the dog?
5) If it's not full-grown, would a young tiger really just stand there for such treatment? Wouldn't it be more inquisitive, playful, aggressive, bouncing around, however young kitties tend to be?
6) Am I over-analyzing this?
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