Lions, Tigers and Ligers?

I saw this new flow of violation at Zootoo Pet Pulse. Nice Job Robin!http://www.zootoo.com/zootootv/v/petpulse540ligerrescuedfrmpett2

Looks like we love coming up with new terms.

There is already a dictionary entry for LITIGON (a hybrid of an Indian lion and a tiger - itself the offspring of tiger and a lioness).

I found a relevant story on another part of the globe...though the news is old ( 4/24/2001)
The male litigon named Cubanacan at Alipur Zoological Gardens, Calcutta, India was believed to weigh at least 363 kg 800 lb. This unique animal stood 1.32 m 52 in at the shoulder and measured a record 3.5 m 11½ ft in total length. He died on 12 April, 1991.

Horses go the big way

Belgium Professional Equestrian Trainer/Rider Mr. Didier Kempter Selected as the First European Recipient of Equestrian Services, LLC's Annual Sponsorship

Equestrian Services, LLC (www.equestrianservicesllc.com), the company setting the standards for planning, designing and managing equestrian amenities for resorts and communities worldwide, is pleased to announce that Belgium professional equestrian trainer/rider Mr. Didier Kempter has been selected as the first European recipient of Equestrian Services’ annual sponsorship. The sponsorship, established in 2004, recognizes one equestrian each year and demonstrates the company’s support of riders in achieving their equestrian dreams.“Equestrian Services’ is committed to offering a sponsorship that recognizes riders for their achievements, their willingness to promote the equestrian sport through professionalism, and for their kind treatment of horses, safety and equestrian leadership capabilities,” said Jennifer Donovan, founder of Equestrian Services, LLC. “We are pleased to sponsor Didier, a professional trainer specializing in horse education who will introduce the John Lyons Signature concept to Europe. Didier is also the first Belgian/European trainer certified by John Lyons.”

Elephants show what they think of Tourists

The gentle giants, that I what we call the elephants adoringly. It's funny how suble their indications are :D

Honestly a funny video: