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Post by warsaw on Jan 21, 2012 14:59:04 GMT -9
First of all. I'm not a big fan of circuses in general because of the treatment of the animals.,but some things worth seeing.    |
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Post by grrraaahhh on Jan 22, 2012 5:03:21 GMT -9
My sentiments are the same Warsaw, amazing pictures nonetheless. Thanks for sharing.
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Post by warsaw on Jan 24, 2012 0:19:50 GMT -9
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Post by marksdorcel on Sept 1, 2012 6:27:45 GMT -9
After watching the photo of circus in which Bear is performing according to instruction of Master is very well. After watching it I like to go circus one day for enjoying such live event.
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Post by warsaw on Oct 16, 2012 7:41:14 GMT -9
THE CIRCUS SCRAP BOOK'S PORTRAIT GALLERY "...While I think of it though, there's an animal—and he ain't either a lion or a tiger—who don't get proper credit for being mean. He's the bear. A lot of people think bears're
easy to handle, because they're not a showy animal, like a
lion or a tiger."Well, of course, there are bears—and bears. Some have good dispositions and others have not. But when a bear's mean he's a whole lot more dangerous than a cat, because he can kill you quicker and in more ways. And, believe me, a lot of them are willing to try. "I've seen a bear take a pole away from a trainer and darn near beat him to death. If they get to you with a swipe of their paw, they'll either lay you wide open or crack your skull. And when they start after you in earnest it's almost impossible to stop 'em and still keep your clothes on. A bear bit my finger off one time—which is the only part of my person I ever lost..." www.circushistory.org/Pdf/CircusScrapBookApr1931.pdf |
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