A wild tattoo of a wild animal
I have always wondered who would win in a fight: the tiger or the lion; This will be the king of the jungle, but the tiger reaches 90km / h, its jumps 5m high and 10m long and its claws 7cm long; instant death in a single bite or a claw.
The mighty tiger, whose name comes from the Persian thigra and that means speed, stabbing dart, fast as an arrow.
Connoisseurs say that he would probably win this one as long as it was a confrontation In solitary; however, despite coexisting in Asia for a long time, they did not prey and in case of confrontation, they did not fight to the death.
Fascinating
Unfortunately the Romans they wondered the same thing and faced them by force on the arena of the coliseum to prove it. “To my left, at 360 kg and 380 cm in length: the Bengal tiger. To my right, at 230 kg and 290 cm in length, the lion from the atlas. Let the fight to the death begin "
The man, the greatest predator of all destroyed the lion of the atlas for practices like this, hunting for sport, trophies, their exhibition in zoos or circuses. The tiger leads the same way; There are hardly any specimens in the wild (it is estimated that less than 3.000), almost all the subspecies have become extinct and those that remain are in danger of extinction.
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A tigress radiating sensuality
It's a lovely animal for a tattoo. Independent, elusive and lonely. It radiates power, strength, sensuality, animal instinct in its pure state. In India it symbolizes victory over any force; in shamanism he is seen as an initiator; and as a totem it grants energy, strength and power to face obstacles.
Of the six subspecies I'll take the Bengal and the Sumatra. How beautiful its orange fur crossed by brown or black stripes (different in each copy, such as fingerprints) that is why a tattoo in color is more attractive than in black and white, but these can be beautiful too.
There are many possible drawings for a tiger tattoo: his head with open jaws; its snout sticking out of the water; its claws piercing your own skin; crouched stalking its prey; breaking his neck with the powerful jaw ...
Spectacular.
More information - The lion: a king in your skin
Sources - Wikipedia
Photos - tigerday.org, ossbe.com, telegraph.co.uk, blog.naver.com