What is the tiger doing? Why is he ignoring the visitors? - Vidyadip

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What is the tiger doing? Why is he ignoring the visitors?

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The tiger is slowly and quietly moving along the length of the cage in a threatening manner. He is ignoring the visitors because he considers them devoid of any feelings. None of them thinks of releasing him from his prison. Thus, he stops taking any notice of them.

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