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female white Bengal tiger, named Betty, stands with her cubs in a cage at Buenos
Aires' Zoo, in Argentina, January 6, 2004. The tiger gave birth to six cubs on
November 18, 2003, each of which weighed about one kilogram and could weigh 270
kilos (723 pounds) at the age of 15. It's the first time in South America that
sextuplet tigers have been born. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci |
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| White
Bengal tiger cubs play in a cage at Buenos Aires' Zoo, in Argentina, January 6,
2004. A female white tiger named Betty gave birth to six cubs on November 18,
2003, each of which weighed about one kilogram and could weigh 270 kilos (723
pounds) at the age of 15. It's the first time in South America that sextuplet
tigers have been born. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci |
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| Argentine
children look at a white Bengal tiger cub at Buenos Aires' Zoo, January 6, 2004.
A female white tiger named Betty gave birth to six cubs on November 18, 2003,
each of which weighed about one kilogram and could weigh 270 kilos (723 pounds)
at the age of 15. It's the first time in South America that sextuplet tigers have
been born. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci |
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Three
white Bengal tiger cubs play in a cage at Buenos Aires' Zoo, in Argentina, January
6, 2004. A female white tiger named Betty gave birth to six cubs on November 18,
2003, each of which weighed about one kilogram and could weigh 270 kilos (723
pounds) at the age of 15. It's the first time in South America that sextuplet
tigers have been born.
REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci |
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| A
female white Bengal tiger, named Betty, holds up one of her cubs in a cage at
Buenos Aires' Zoo, in Argentina, January 6, 2004. The tiger gave birth to six
cubs on November 18, 2003, each of which weighed about one kilogram and could
weigh 270 kilos (723 pounds) at the age of 15. It's the first time in South America
that sextuplet tigers have been born. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci |
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| Two
white tigers are showed to children at Buenos Aires, Zoo, Argentina Tuesday Jan.
6, 2004. A captive white tiger gave birth to sextuplets -three males and three
females- on Nov.18, 2003, boosting these animals' endangered population. There
are only 210 white tigers in the world.(AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) |
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| Five
of the sextuplets white tigers play at Buenos Aires, Zoo, Argentina Tuesday Jan.
6, 2004. A captive white tiger gave birth to sextuplets -three males and three
females- on Nov.18, 2003, boosting these animals' endangered population. There
are only 210 white tigers in the world. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) |
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| One
white tiger is showed to children at Buenos Aires, Zoo, Argentina Tuesday Jan.6,
2004. A captive white tiger gave birth to sextuplets -three males and three females-
on Nov.18, 2003, boosting these animals' endangered population. There are only
210 white tigers in the world. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) |
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| The
white tiger Bety, center, walks with two of her six cubs at Buenos Aires, Zoo,
Argentina Tuesday Jan.6, 2004. The captive white tiger gave birth to sextuplets
-three males and three females- on Nov.18, 2003, boosting these animals' endangered
population. There are only 210 white tigers in the world. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) |
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