TBLISI, GEORGIA – Police shot and killed a rare white tiger that killed a man at a warehouse in Tblisis. The big cat was one of two white tigers that escaped the city’s zoo during last weekend’s flash floods. Police don’t know if the second white tiger is alive or dead. Georgia’s prime minister issued a public apology, saying zoo managers told him all the dangerous animals were captured or dead.
White Tiger Escapes Tblisi Zoo, Kills Man
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.
-
When people realize many exotic animals shouldn’t be pets, Wylie sanctuary comes to the rescue
-
Dogs kill four miniature horses, donkey at California children’s zoo
-
Strange ‘Loch Ness-type thing’ washes ashore on Georgia beach
-
Wylie animal sanctuary gets wild for Easter
-
Exotic animal sanctuary in Wylie surprised by birth of baby white tiger
-
-
Austin bomber kills himself with explosive device
-
Discussion on Confederate History Month proclamation leads to racial slurs in Georgia city
-
Chemical Chaos: Aid workers blame Syrian government for chemical attack
-
Arrest made in murder of 72-year-old Dallas hotel security guard
-
Man, woman and 2 young children found dead inside van parked at California CVS store
-
-
New York City police fatally shoot man after he points pipe at them
-
Dallas police release video of man shooting teen girls
-
Street racing crash that killed 65-year-old man captured on video
