
They're predatory killers in the wild, but zoo visitors rarely see the same side of tigers when they are locked in an enclosure.
When Wenling Zoo in eastern China threw a live rabbit and duck into their tiger enclosure, however, visitors got a direct view of the majestic animals' hunting instincts.
The zoo in Zhejiang province, China, claimed 'wild' training program was part of a practice to help its tigers awaken their wild hunting instincts.


Officials at the zoo were no doubt keenly aware that the savage exercise would also have been a great way of pulling visitors in through its doors.
When one rabbit was introduced into the enclosure of three tigers, it was not long before the big cats stalked the small creature down and tore it apart for their meal.
At the same time a poor duck was thrown into the tigers' den, which suffered a similarly gruesome fate when a tiger jumped into a pool and killed the bird.



source: dailymail