When it comes to dangerous predators, tigers and cheetahs are at the top of the list. They may be sociable cats, but they are not the kind of cats you want to hang out with.
This does not stop this couple from spending time with them. Armand Gerber and his wife own the Iron Throne Predator and Wildlife Park in South Africa. It’s a 200-acre park. The pair spends the most of their time in the company of the world’s most lethal wild cats. Ten lions, three tigers, two leopards, and a cheetah live in harmony with other rescued wild animals.
They claim that all of the animals were born in captivity. 90% of them are still grown by themselves, but the most crucial fact is that eight of the lions came from a facility that was shut down due to negative publicity. In their eyes, they are rescues, according to Armand.
There, they’ve found a home for the rest of their lives. Every day, he had to justify the fact that they had lions. He claims, though, that if he could, he would possess all of the world’s caged lions.
Armand is a huge fan of his wild cats. All of his wild cats, he confesses, like being hugged and playing with their human companions all day.
These creatures are top predators and exceedingly deadly. Working with such creatures may be dangerous, as Armand is well aware. He does, however, state that he enjoys being in this position. Wild animals, on the other hand, should be handled with respect, he concedes.
When you look at him, you may think he’s insane for taking on such a task. Or is he putting his future to the test? Armand claims to do this for a living, and that he does it out of love and trust.
He claims he forgets how privileged he is to be able to deal with and adore such dangerous animals. He adores his feline companions!
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