Vegan/Vegetarian Thread (discussion, recipes, laughs)

Greyson · 02-10-2013, 10:43 PM

Okay, this thread says it is for vegetarian, discussions, recipies and laughs. I will file this under discussions and laughs. I was reading some stuff about animal rescue and ran across a story about Tyke the vegetarian Lion. Some of you may already know of her. Sorry to report that she has passed but she had quite a story.

Vegetarian Lioness: Little Tyke

At four years old, the mature African lioness weighed 352 pounds. Her body stretched 10 feet 4 inches long and could run 40 miles per hour. Her skull, highly adapted to killing and eating prey, possessed short powerful jaws. Normally, African lions eat gnus, zebras, gazelles, impalas, and giraffes. This particular big cat, in her prime and perfect health, chose a more gentle way of life, vegetarian!

http://www.vegetarismus.ch/vegepet/tyke.htm

02-10-2013, 10:43 PM	#11
Greyson Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Transmasculine/Non-Binary Preferred Pronoun?: Hy (Pronounced He) Relationship Status: Married Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: SF Bay Area Posts: 6,589 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 21,132 Thanked 8,146 Times in 2,005 Posts Rep Power: 21474859	Vegetarian Lioness Okay, this thread says it is for vegetarian, discussions, recipies and laughs. I will file this under discussions and laughs. I was reading some stuff about animal rescue and ran across a story about Tyke the vegetarian Lion. Some of you may already know of her. Sorry to report that she has passed but she had quite a story. Vegetarian Lioness: Little Tyke At four years old, the mature African lioness weighed 352 pounds. Her body stretched 10 feet 4 inches long and could run 40 miles per hour. Her skull, highly adapted to killing and eating prey, possessed short powerful jaws. Normally, African lions eat gnus, zebras, gazelles, impalas, and giraffes. This particular big cat, in her prime and perfect health, chose a more gentle way of life, vegetarian! http://www.vegetarismus.ch/vegepet/tyke.htm __________________ Sometimes you don't realize your own strength until you come face to face with your greatest weakness. - Susan Gale