Mexican woman walking a tiger, what s going on?

Normally, if we want to see tigers, we have to go to the zoo to see the majesty of tigers, and then on September 6, a woman on the streets of Mexico walked on the street with a baby tiger, which attracted many people to stop and admire, of course, there are also netizens who condemned the incident, they think it will bring danger and harm to the people around them. Indeed, tigers are ferocious carnivores, and even cubs are naturally aggressive, although this tiger is put on a harness and leashBut it has to be said that this behavior still has a certain risk factor. <>

Subsequently, this ** was widely disseminated, and according to experts, the tiger raised by the woman was a Bengal tiger, which is a rare species. As soon as the news came out, many people began to question the tiger's **, you must know that Bengal tigers tend to live in India and BangladeshHowever, now that it has appeared in Mexico, one has to suspect that it came from illegal means. <>

In the public's doubts, the owner of the little tiger also publicly stated on his social that the Bengal tiger he raised was raised through legal means, and the feeding procedures and documents were complete, so there was no problem of illegal channels, but what is puzzling is that not long after the release of this content, she deleted this content, which once again aroused people's suspicions. Currently,The incident has alarmed the relevant departments, and the matter is under further investigation. <>

We don't care if this tiger cub is kept legally or notBut from the point of view of the fact that the woman takes the little tiger shopping, it is really too dangerous, after all, tigers do not need cats and dogs, they are born with a kingly temperament and a strong attacking nature, If you wait for it to be bigger, its aggressiveness will be stronger, even if there is a leash, presumably at that time, the strength of the woman alone is not enough to control, so it is better to avoid taking the tiger to the street, which may cause panic among people, and I also hope that the relevant departments will check whether the tiger's ** is legal.

A woman in Mexico walked a tiger on the street, the specific reason is because she obtained the tiger through legal channels and slipped the tiger out of the street, although its channels are legal, but it is still not good to walk the tiger in the street.

In fact, it was a woman who led a Bengal tiger with a rope and walked around the commercial center.

In Mexico City, a woman led an endangered Bengal tiger in a commercial center, causing netizens to be outraged.

Many passers-by became curious about this seemingly quiet and well-behaved little tiger, some stopped to watch from a distance, and some didn't even feel scared, and stepped forward to reach out and stroke it. After the scene spread on the Internet, many netizens questioned that although Mexican law stipulates that it is legal to raise alien species, Bengal tigers should be endangered species, and it is not compliant for individuals to keep them as pets.

Recently, a Mexican woman walking a tiger was on the hot search. Nowadays, many people like to keep a pet at home to accompany them, and as pet ownership becomes more and more a popular trend, the public's taste is becoming more and more unique. Nowadays, people have pets that are not limited to cats and dogs, turtles, snakes, lizards, and everything.

The woman was a juvenile Bengal tiger, and because it was so novel, it was photographed and uploaded to the Internet.

First of all, it is legal to keep tigers as your own pet in Mexico, you just need to go to the relevant authorities to register and get investigated. Second, let's talk about this woman's behavior. I think it was very inappropriate for the woman to walk the tiger out, because although it was still a juvenile tiger and relatively small in size, it was still a fierce beast after all, and there was a potential danger.

Secondly, the woman took the tiger to the mall to go shopping, the mall is very dense, and many people come forward out of curiosity about the tiger and stroke, which is actually very dangerous, and the owner did not stop it.

In fact, I personally disapprove of the behavior of raising tigers. Tigers are not ordinary cats and dogs, animals like cats and dogs have evolved over tens of thousands of years, and their personalities are more docile and not too aggressive, on the contrary, they are more friendly to humans, so they can be safely kept as pets. But a large beast like a tiger is still relatively cold-blooded and ferocious, even if you raise it from a young age, you can't guarantee that it will attack you one day, then the consequences are unimaginable.

So, don't be greedy for a momentary novelty and raise such a beast.

Finally, I think that tigers are also protected animals, so even if you like them, don't raise them yourself, and let them stay in nature or in the zoo. After all, we ordinary people don't have such professional breeding knowledge, and we may not be able to take good care of tigers, so it is better to let them live freely!

Legal, the woman has the relevant adoption certificate, there is no problem with the purchase channel, and there is no violation of local laws and regulations.

Not legally, the tiger itself is a protected animal, and it is also a fierce beast that is easy to attack others.

This practice is very illegal, and it is dangerous for her to do so, and it will cause tigers to eat people. Because the tiger has great strength and uncertain temperament, it will soon eat people.

Personally, I think this behavior is very illegal, because tigers are not ordinary pets, tigers are highly aggressive, and walking tigers on the street will scare others.

It's definitely not legal in China, because tigers are protected animals and are not allowed to be used as pets, and in Mexico, it depends on their laws.

After all, the tiger is a highly dangerous animal, and this tiger is likely to be an endangered Bengal tiger, according to her own confession, he was registered through a formal legal procedure, and there are very strict standards for breeding, as for whether it is legal, it is illegal in China anyway.

I think it's better for ordinary people not to raise tigers. As we all know, tigers, as a beast of prey, have certain potential hazards to human beings and will cause certain dangers to human beings. Perhaps the keepers think that there is nothing, especially the kind of people who have money, after all, they have enough money to provide enough safety for their tigers to avoid harm.

But if you are an ordinary person, first of all, I think that to be a real ordinary person, you may not even have seen a tiger, let alone raise him, even if you really get the opportunity to raise a tiger, but as a beast of prey, I believe that even his monthly food money is enough for you to drink a pot, not to mention various expenses such as vaccine fees. <>

And if you want your tiger to live freely, you have to give it a certain space to roam freely, which is usually only done by the rich and rich, who can let their beloved pets play happily in their own garden without worrying about complaints from their neighbors (after all, no one's back garden is usually large). But if you are an ordinary person, I think your neighbors must be very worried and scared of this big guy in your house, in fact, it is as docile as a cat. <>

So not to mention taking the tiger out for a walk, I think when the Mexican woman took her tiger out to play, the passers-by were asleep, curious and excited, but more fearful! After all, tigers hurt people, and this fact is engraved in our heads, and cannot be erased, so much so that my instinct tells us to stay away from this dangerous race for self-preservation.

So I don't approve of ordinary people raising tigers, except for zoos, of course. We are not allowed to raise this kind of beast in our country, but foreign countries are relatively open, and there are still ordinary people who can see this kind of beast. Raising tigers can indeed bring people a sense of achievement, but tigers are tigers, just like the brown bears in the zoo attacked people a few years ago, and the danger of raising tigers for ordinary people is also relatively large.

OK. Ordinary people in Mexico are allowed to raise exotic animals legally, but only if they comply with the country's environmental rules**, and the other is that they can only buy animal pups from registered "exotic animal sellers" who can prove that the cubs were born in captivity.

OK. 1.There needs to be a valid reason, such as scientific research, domestication, breeding, etc. And go to the relevant units to apply for permits.

2.Tigers** must be legal and can be adopted by the local animal protection society.

3.Endangered breeds do not support adoption.

Ordinary people can't raise tigers, because tigers are too dangerous and may run out to eat people.

No, tigers are protected animals by the state, and ordinary people have no right to raise them at all.

No, tigers are protected by the state, and ordinary people are not allowed to keep them.

Generally speaking, tigers cannot be kept domestically, unless you have a license and have been approved by the relevant authorities.

In Mexico, it is possible to raise tigers, but in many other parts of the world, there are no such conditions, and the regulations are different in each country.

If in China, it is absolutely not possible to raise tigers at home, but in some foreign countries, it is still possible to raise tigers at home, such as the United States and Dubai. Not in Mexico, for example.

I don't think tigers can be domesticated, tigers are big and ferocious animals after all, and it is impossible for tigers to control them, in case something happens. The consequences are unimaginable, and this is disrespectful to life.

The world is so big that your pet is a cat or a puppy, and someone's pet is a lion and a tiger.

We will come into contact with some dangerous animals in our daily life, and these animals have a certain impact on our life safety, so we should not make some radical actions when approaching them. However, one thing happened on the hot spot, that is, a woman in Mexico walked a tiger and triggered a series of consequences. Netizens have discussed this matter, and they have said that this woman is too bold, and they have also expressed some of their views on this matter, and the following are some of my views on the consequences of the Mexican woman walking the tiger.

I think that some of the consequences caused by this Mexican woman walking a tiger must be due to his weak awareness of safety in this aspect, so this woman caused some serious consequences when she walked the tiger. Tigers are very dangerous as carnivores, as they are probably just some food for us humans, but this Mexican woman walks them without regard for the safety of others. Of course, this activity is tantamount to suicide, so after triggering some serious consequences, the woman must also feel that what she did was wrong.

But facts are facts, and this Mexican woman has already caused this series of consequences, so she must be held accountable. Walking tigers is very dangerous, and although we do not have the opportunity to walk tigers in our daily lives, we must also maintain a certain degree of vigilance against these predators. When we touch them, make sure that we don't make some drastic actions or even anger them.

In this way, our personal safety can be guaranteed to a certain extent, and we will not be put in a dangerous situation. <>

In summary, these are my thoughts on the consequences of a Mexican woman walking a tiger. <>

I think this is the responsibility of the Mexican woman, who did not exercise a certain duty of care during the walk with the tiger, which led to the consequences.

The aftermath of the Mexican woman's tiger walk has caused panic in society and has caused a huge challenge to life and property.

I think this woman is just dead, the tiger is so dangerous, she doesn't care about the safety of others to walk the tiger, she deserves to be scolded.

Although many people are puzzled by such laws in Mexico, it is reasonable to exist, but for these animals, it is still hoped that the keepers will give them full respect and freedom, and they cannot be allowed to be in crowded places at will, which is disrespectful to the safety of others.

The woman responded online that her behavior was completely legal, and it was also legal to raise tigers, and she had completed the formalities.

The Mexican woman's tiger walking caused public outrage, to which I responded that it was her freedom to walk the tiger, and her tiger was obtained through regular channels, and there was no way to violate the law.

I don't care either.,And said that I don't care about other people's things.。 thinks netizens are nosy.

The attitude was very bad, she thought that the tiger was her pet, and walking the tiger was like someone else walking a dog and a cat, and she did not expect to threaten the safety of passers-by at all.