Get a tiger in your park

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vetran replied

7 March 2014, 10:11
Originally posted by hyperD View Post

Get a few lions, tigers and elephants into shopping centres. That'll kickstart the economy.

a completely different type of consumer demand.
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hyperD replied

7 March 2014, 10:10
Get a few lions, tigers and elephants into shopping centres. That'll kickstart the economy.
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MicrosoftBob replied

7 March 2014, 10:06
Is this leading onto a Jurassic Park, after all dinosaurs used to be native wild animals as well
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vetran started a topic Get a tiger in your park

7 March 2014, 09:57
Get a tiger in your park

From a proper news source

CBBC Newsround - Rewilding with big beasts 'could help' UK nature

Reintroducing wild animals to parts of the UK could help restore our environment to a more natural state, a new report suggests.

Large animals like hippos, rhinos and the straight-tusk elephant all once lived in the UK but have disappeared.

Researchers think bringing back such bigger beasts could help aid recovery.

So should we loose a few Lions in London? A few wolves in Wolverhampton.
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