ODD STORIES FROM THE WORLD: French Couple Who Tried to Buy a Pet Savannah Cat Online Gets Tiger Cub Instead
According to a report from United Press International, a couple in France paid around $7,000 to buy the
pet via an online ad in 2018. The Savannah cat kitten (a cross between an exotic African serval and a
domesticated house cat) they expected turned out to be a baby tiger. After receiving the surprise cub,
the couple brought the situation to the attention of local authorities.
Savannah cats are legal to have as pets in France, according to the outlet, however, the critically
endangered Sumatran tiger is not.
After a two-year investigation, nine people were arrested earlier this month in connection to the buying
and selling of the tiger, including the couple who bought it, though they were discharged by police,
Indian Express reports.
According to UPI, the cat is now in the care of the French Agency for Biodiversity, and officials are
pursuing animal trafficking charges against the suspects.
The subspecies of tiger is critically endangered and is only found in the wild in Sumatra, Indonesia, after
being wiped out from other Sunda islands, according to the World Wildlife Fund. There are believed to
be fewer than 400 of the tigers left on the planet, and deforestation and poaching threaten to make the
species go extinct altogether.
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oDD STORIES: French Couple Who Tried to Buy a Pet Savannah Cat Online Gets Tiger Cub Instead
According to a report from United Press International, a couple in France paid around $7,000 to buy the
pet via an online ad in 2018. The Savannah cat kitten (a cross between an exotic African serval and a
domesticated house cat) they expected turned out to be a baby tiger. After receiving the surprise cub,
the couple brought the situation to the attention of local authorities.
Savannah cats are legal to have as pets in France, according to the outlet, however, the critically
endangered Sumatran tiger is not.
After a two-year investigation, nine people were arrested earlier this month in connection to the buying
and selling of the tiger, including the couple who bought it, though they were discharged by police,
Indian Express reports.
According to UPI, the cat is now in the care of the French Agency for Biodiversity, and officials are
pursuing animal trafficking charges against the suspects.
The subspecies of tiger is critically endangered and is only found in the wild in Sumatra, Indonesia, after
being wiped out from other Sunda islands, according to the World Wildlife Fund. There are believed to
be fewer than 400 of the tigers left on the planet, and deforestation and poaching threaten to make the
species go extinct altogether.
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French Couple Who Tried to Buy a Pet Savannah Cat Online Gets Tiger Cub Instead
According to a report from United Press International, a couple in France paid around $7,000 to buy the
pet via an online ad in 2018. The Savannah cat kitten (a cross between an exotic African serval and a
domesticated house cat) they expected turned out to be a baby tiger. After receiving the surprise cub,
the couple brought the situation to the attention of local authorities.
Savannah cats are legal to have as pets in France, according to the outlet, however, the critically
endangered Sumatran tiger is not.
After a two-year investigation, nine people were arrested earlier this month in connection to the buying
and selling of the tiger, including the couple who bought it, though they were discharged by police,
Indian Express reports.
According to UPI, the cat is now in the care of the French Agency for Biodiversity, and officials are
pursuing animal trafficking charges against the suspects.
The subspecies of tiger is critically endangered and is only found in the wild in Sumatra, Indonesia, after
being wiped out from other Sunda islands, according to the World Wildlife Fund. There are believed to
be fewer than 400 of the tigers left on the planet, and deforestation and poaching threaten to make the
species go extinct altogether.
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French Couple Who Tried to Buy a Pet Savannah Cat Online Gets Tiger Cub Instead ODD STORIES
According to a report from United Press International, a couple in France paid around $7,000 to buy the
pet via an online ad in 2018. The Savannah cat kitten (a cross between an exotic African serval and a
domesticated house cat) they expected turned out to be a baby tiger. After receiving the surprise cub,
the couple brought the situation to the attention of local authorities.
Savannah cats are legal to have as pets in France, according to the outlet, however, the critically
endangered Sumatran tiger is not.
After a two-year investigation, nine people were arrested earlier this month in connection to the buying
and selling of the tiger, including the couple who bought it, though they were discharged by police,
Indian Express reports. wow thats an odd story of many odd stories!!!
would you believe how many odd stories are around these days. really odd. let me tell you a story. about a guy named odd. its actually a name in norway, i know. really odd. but thats not the point of my odd stories. these odd stories are about a tiger. please read on and follow me for more odd stories.
According to UPI, the cat is now in the care of the French Agency for Biodiversity, and officials are
pursuing animal trafficking charges against the suspects.
The subspecies of tiger is critically endangered and is only found in the wild in Sumatra, Indonesia, after
being wiped out from other Sunda islands, according to the World Wildlife Fund. There are believed to
be fewer than 400 of the tigers left on the planet, and deforestation and poaching threaten to make the
species go extinct altogether.
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