|
Thursday, 14 February 2019
quote [ A Tennessee zoo is adding some sparkle to a tiger's diet... literally. Arya is a 5-year-old Malayan Tiger at Zoo Knoxville. She came to the zoo in 2017, and it's been recommended she breed with one of the male tigers, Bashir. Zookeepers are watching her behavior closely, and it seems like she's ready to mate. But just to be sure, zookeepers have added glitter to her meat. The reason: the zoo has three tigers total, and it wants to make sure it has the right number two. ]
Glitter Poop Glitter Poop Glitter Poop Glitter Poop Glitter Poop Glitter Poop Glitter Poop
This use was mentioned in passing (no pun intended) in the previous glitter article.
|
Comments
 |
satanspenis666 said @ 2:38am GMT on 15th Feb
Where is the +1 Glitter Poop when I need it?
|
|
Ankylosaur said @ 5:17am GMT on 15th Feb
✨💩✨
|
|
cb361 said @ 9:18am GMT on 15th Feb
Future alien scientists will be able to identify the anthropocene in the geological record as a tiny layer of glitter in the sedementary rock.
Which is probably a prettier sounding legacy than the human race deserves. |
|
Ankylosaur said @ 9:41am GMT on 15th Feb
So you're saying dinosaurs used iridium-based glitter?
|
|
cb361 said @ 10:21am GMT on 15th Feb
It was history’s biggest Glitter Bomb!
|
|
Dienes said @ 1:42pm GMT on 15th Feb
Hope it goes better than the last tiger mating in the news. :(
|
|
mechanical contrivance said @ 1:46pm GMT on 15th Feb
Maybe this is why they're endangered.
|
Post a comment
[note: if you are replying to a specific comment,
then click the reply link on that comment instead]You must be logged in to comment on posts.
