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What is another word for taming?
Synonyms for the verb taming are domesticating or training.
Why do tigers like the cold and the water?
It depends on the Tiger. Some Tigers do, some Tigers don't.
What is a metaphor for some people are tigers?
Some people are tigers, fierce and determined in their pursuits.
What is the taming of animals such as cattle?
Domestication.
How can you save tigers?
Well, poaching tigers has already been made illegal, in most countries of tigers origin. But not all rules have been overturned, as this law is still continued to break throughout countries. Now, there arent many tigers left- some say 4000, some 400, so now the only alternative is to keep the animals in captivity, to keep them safe from any danger. Scientists are planning to breed the tigers then release them.
What were some ancient Chinese rules?
well you see the Chinese ate wood and babies and when they saw some Persians coming they sent 300 tigers to defend themselves
What is another word for taming?
Synonyms for the verb taming are domesticating or training.
Why do tigers like the cold and the water?
It depends on the Tiger. Some Tigers do, some Tigers don't.
What are the release dates for The Unwritten Rules - 2012 Lions Tigers and Pig Oh My 2-3?
The Unwritten Rules - 2012 Lions Tigers and Pig Oh My 2-3 was released on: USA: 7 August 2013
What is the genre of the book the taming of the shrew?
The Taming of the Shrew is a comedic play.
What is the duration of Taming of the Fire?
The duration of Taming of the Fire is 2.63 hours.
When was Taming of the Fire created?
Taming of the Fire was created in 1972-04.
Where was the play The Taming of the Shrew Preformed?
Where was the play "The Taming of the Shrew" preformed
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When was Taming the Star Runner created?
Taming the Star Runner was created in 1988.
What is the ISBN of Taming the Star Runner?
The ISBN of Taming the Star Runner is 0440204798.
How many pages does Taming the Star Runner have?
Taming the Star Runner has 192 pages.
