Watch: MMA News: Mike Tyson is a person who doesn’t need an introduction. He is, nevertheless, one of the most controversial boxers both inside and outside the ring. In addition to boxing, he is well-known for many other things, including his possession of dangerous exotic animals, which are three Bengal tigers. Meanwhile, the most searched person on the internet, Andrew Tate, who is presently detained in Romania, shared a video of him attempting to purchase tigers in Dubai. Follow MMA News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
In light of how dangerous it is, he subsequently heard advice from people not to try to buy that. The full 30-minute video, in which he plays with Cub, tries to acquire Tiger, and does other things, is available below.
Watch: Andrew Tate got a warning for trying to buy a tiger like Mike Tyson
Tyson, who once owned the Tiger, no longer has big cats at home. If you don’t already know, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) took Tyson’s tiger from his Las Vegas mansion following a dangerous incident involving one of his Bengal tigers. Iron Mike’s neighbor spotted his Tiger where he attempted to scale the wall in order to devour the neighbor’s dog.
Watch: Andrew Tate warned as he tried to buy a tiger like Mike Tyson – ‘Dont f*** with the tiger’
Tyson’s incident shows how risky it is to keep an animal like Tiger. Tate received similar advice after posting a video showing him purchasing tigers, and people told him not to socialize with them. You can check out the tweet below.
Don’t fuck with the tiger lol that’s just too powerful man
— ChelseaSingh (@Chelsea_Singh_) January 11, 2023
People think it quite dangerous given the prior event as we saw him playing with Tiger and engaging with them in the video. These kinds of animals are wild beasts and belong to the wild where they are free. And as are wild animals and are not interested in being pets. Since they are not aware that they are and because it is a carnivores, it will eat anyone if given the opportunity. So, Tigers should never be kept as pets.
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