franandaj
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We are here to do the Majarajah Jungle Trek. We like kitties.
First we stopped to see the bats. These freak me out a little bit, but since they are usually asleep when we come by, they're OK!
I like to take a picture of Fran in her scooter here since I did it back on the second trip when we stayed at AKL.
These cats are absolutely beautiful, I love to look at the power in their muscles when they walk. Gorgeous creatures!
We passed the tiger exhibit and moved on to the herbivores.
We found out that the Tigers have a pass thru to another area. Evidently Tigers are not pack cats The four or five that they have at AK tolerate each other because they grew up together, but they all keep their distance between each other. They are much different than Lions that grow up in a Pride and stay there or our cats at home who live as a herd. Most of our kids are herd cats and enjoy piling on top of us in bed at night. There are a few who prefer to be separate. They must be the descendants from Tigers.
I never knew that this other area connected to the Tigers on the other side of the trail. You learn something new each time. Thanks to this tiger who came over to this side and gave us a nice show.


First we stopped to see the bats. These freak me out a little bit, but since they are usually asleep when we come by, they're OK!

I like to take a picture of Fran in her scooter here since I did it back on the second trip when we stayed at AKL.




These cats are absolutely beautiful, I love to look at the power in their muscles when they walk. Gorgeous creatures!






We passed the tiger exhibit and moved on to the herbivores.


We found out that the Tigers have a pass thru to another area. Evidently Tigers are not pack cats The four or five that they have at AK tolerate each other because they grew up together, but they all keep their distance between each other. They are much different than Lions that grow up in a Pride and stay there or our cats at home who live as a herd. Most of our kids are herd cats and enjoy piling on top of us in bed at night. There are a few who prefer to be separate. They must be the descendants from Tigers.

I never knew that this other area connected to the Tigers on the other side of the trail. You learn something new each time. Thanks to this tiger who came over to this side and gave us a nice show.





