What is it about the eye of the tiger?
Do you stop moving because the eyes hypnotize you or does fear immobilize you?
The eyes draw me in so that I have trouble breaking my gaze.
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What is it about the eye of the tiger?
Do you stop moving because the eyes hypnotize you or does fear immobilize you?
The eyes draw me in so that I have trouble breaking my gaze.
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What I need is some tall grass where I can blend in with the background and hide until something tasty wanders within my range.
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It’s nap time!
I need a pillow to support my weary head.
Fortunately, I enjoy a firm pillow.
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It’s interesting to look through my camera lens and see animals grooming.
I think about how fortunate humans are to have tools such as brushes and combs.
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Have you ever thought about the way you complain? Are there things you can do to get your point across more effectively? Here are a couple of tips.
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I’ve been wondering a lot.
Trying to think of a plot.
Do I really need on though?
Maybe I’ll just come and go.
To ponder may be all I’ve got.
-Dennis Meeker (The Pondering Plot)
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With humans, a yawn is likely an indication of being tired or bored.
With tigers, it could also mean they are hungry and deciding if it’s time to look for something tasty.
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I was able to capture what appeared to be a shouting contest between two tigers.
It was fascinating that they weren’t yelling at one another.
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When you smell a meal that someone is preparing, do you begin to imagine what it will taste like?
This photo suggests that our tiger friend is imagining a tasty meal.
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