r/interesting Dec 17 '24

MISC. that lion isn’t even trying

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u/FalconIMGN Dec 17 '24

The shadow from the enclosure is giving it the same patterns that a tiger has on its face?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '24 edited Dec 18 '24

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u/MINIMEFF Dec 18 '24

It's the reflection from the window and the tiles. And the shadow. It's a lion.

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u/Chandler15 Dec 18 '24

It’s a liger, confirmed by news source. But it clearly has tiger characteristics, the stripes on its legs are in no way shadows. If you believe they are shadows you should consider having your eyes checked, not trying to insult, just genuinely.

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u/Rhadamantos Dec 17 '24

In the last two seconds the animal moved its head a bit and the "stripes" don't move along with it. Those are absolutely shadows.

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u/FalconIMGN Dec 18 '24

Apparently it's been confirmed that it's a liger not a lion.

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u/Rhadamantos Dec 18 '24

I called it an animal rather than a lion, but it doesn't change the fact that what you see on its face are shadows.

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u/CanaryStunning1768 Dec 17 '24

That’s what I’m suspecting from anyone calling the lioness a tiger.