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about 18 tigers, several camels, horses, llamas and goats
Between 40 and 50 animals, including about 18 tigers, must find new owners after long dazzling crowds in “The Greatest Show on Earth,” according to Stephen Payne, vice president of corporate communications for Feld Entertainment, the live touring company that owns Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey.
Officials are working to relocate about the tigers as well as several camels, horses, llamas and goats before the curtain comes down on the circus in May. The company-owned creatures will likely be moved to zoos and conservation centers in the U.S., but the plans are not yet final.
http://time.com/4638078/ringling-circus-animals-fate/
is this finally rock bottom? Every Which Way But Loose to get the remake treatment Jan 23, 16:18
I assum, they'll use a CG Orangutan since they won't get away with a real one today. {nm} Jan 23, 16:27
it didn't do anything except sit in a truck and stick its arm out the window {nm} Jan 23, 16:28
Wild animals aren't pets/performers. {nm} Jan 23, 16:31
NO, Of Course Not ........Wait. {nm} Jan 23, 16:40
Wait what? Cirque du Soleil don't use animals. {nm} Jan 23, 16:50
NO, Of Course Not ........Wait. {nm} Jan 23, 16:59
Newsflash: Ringling Bros. just went out of business. {nm} Jan 23, 17:05
NEWSFLASH: NOT YET. Take a 'WILD' Guess what Ringling Bros. uses in its Performances (until May 2017). Jan 23, 17:22
You're hysterical. Take a wild guess why they're closing in May. {nm} Jan 23, 17:33
"The decision to end the circus was because that business model was no longer sustainable" Jan 23, 17:35
about 18 tigers, several camels, horses, llamas and goats Jan 23, 17:33
Robot Orangutan could do it Jan 24, 09:52
Clint Eastwood gets to use his Chair again. {nm} Jan 23, 16:30
