Friday, July 13, 2012

Nature Can Be Cruel

A total of 173 sheep were killed almost instantaneously when lightning struck a mountainous area in the Hoboksar Mongolian county in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. It rained heavily and hailed —  the tightly packed sheep were sheltering from the rain under a pine tree, which acted as a conductor for the electricity. After the lightning split the sky, the sheep outside bleated and they all died. In addition, 30 sheep were carried away by floods.

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Three young tigers are seen killing and feeding on a young cub at a safari park in eastern China, reportedly because they had not been properly fed. The shocking photos of Siberian tigers eating a rare white Bengal cub were taken by visitors touring the wildlife park in Rongcheng, Shandong province.



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