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Easy, big cats, you're safe now
Updated: 2011-04-22 14:31
(Agencies)
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 Veterinarians prepare an anaesthetised Bengal tiger to be transported in Cancun, Mexico, April 21, 2011. The Attorney General's Office and the Federal Environmental Protection Agency confiscated nine adult Bengali tigers, two jaguars and a tiger cub in a joint operation after receiving complaints that they were being exploited as a tourist attraction by a local business man, according to local media. The animals will be sent to different zoos in the country. [Photo/Agencies]
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