Slonich Taik was caught in Zimbabwe and transferred to the United States to work in the circus

 Slonich Taik was caught in Zimbabwe and transferred to the United States to work in the circus. In 1994, after 20 years of unwill and torture, Taik's patience reached its limit in Honolulu, where she broke through the barriers of the ring and quickly headed for the exit. She chased clowns and trainers, turned cars, and then ran out to the streets to escape slavery.

The police shot her 86 times before she died. She was dying for two hours.

The next time you're told that animals like to work in circuses, remember this picture, how much panic, pain, and powerlessness in those eyes.

A 31 Foot Giant Crocodile Which Was Caught Yesterday Somewhere In Africa

The crocodile pictured below is one shot by Steve Curle as a problem animal which had been at*acking and ki|ling fully grown cows. Steve works with local Zimbabwean communities and National Parks assisting with problem animal control (PAC). Many of the crocs he shoots are known man-eaters and some of the biggest crocs seen. While Steve does not hunt professionally, he has a long hunting background and has come to know these creatures intimately, and believes that man-eaters behave differently to other crocs and while bold, will be extremely wary of any approach by hunters.

This beast of a crocodile was shot in the extreme north of Zimbabwe on the border with Mozambique and unfortunately, circumstance did not allow for a measurement. However, several estimates put it over 36 feet. A return trip is planned to the little dam where this croc was shot, and a measurement will be taken from the wall upon which the croc is laying.

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