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How to ship a tiger to Canada

Step 16Lure 5

Lure 5

Once he took the bait, it was just a matter of sealing the box and cutting the string. This gives the tiger something to play with on his trip.

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5 comments

Mar 6, 2008. 1:45 AMmunchman says:

AIR HOLES!!! YOU FORGOT AIR HOLES!!!!!!!!!

Dec 3, 2011. 10:41 AM

St Jimmy says:

OH GOD! WILL THE GAPS BETWEEN THE FLAPS OF THE BOX BE ENOUGH???

Mar 13, 2008. 7:25 PMBrokenArsenal says:

lol i achuly goin to try this

Feb 1, 2007. 1:06 PMElectric Landlady says:

Did you consider using bubble wrap, or perhaps Styrofoam peanuts? I am concerned that the tiger might be bruised during shipment.

Dec 23, 2007. 2:46 PMWaffles Will Rule says:

Me too...=/

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