Australia Breaking News: Are Big Cats a Big Problem?

Should the federal government in Australia ban hybrid cats??

Ban Ban Ban!!: These hybrid cats are twice as large as regular cats, thus increasing the range of animals they can hunt down. This can have a dramatic effect on wildlife, for example, the bird population may be in danger if the government doesn't step in soon and put some kind of regulation on these hybrid cats.

Don't Ban: More to love!!The Bigger the Better!

What are your thoughts?


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Funny Videos: Cat Fancier Show of Orange County

PlanetpetsTV Episode 7. The Cat Fancier Show in Orange County. Find out what makes a cat a winner, interviews with cat breeders and one BIG cat.

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Zoo News: Snow Leopards

Check out the Dakota Zoo's new "big cat" exhibit!

There's Jerry the zoo's first snow leopard. Jerry is originally from the LA Zoo ( so he's probably a diva) and weighs in at 90 pounds. But to keep Jerry company are also two new mountain lion cubs about five months old.

The new Siberian Tiger/Snow Leopard Exhibit will cost about 1.2 million! All that money is going to make sure that visitors can see the big cats up as close as possible while not alarming them. Their enclosure will be about 30,000 square feet and will have specially-designed rocks, logs, and filtered pools and a private den area.

Hmmm, wonder what they're gonna do in there?

Click here to find out what else the Dakota Zoo has in store, and click here to make a donation (Remember it's tax deductible!!).


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