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    2011
    12:15pm, EDT

    Paying to watch tigers attack live prey

    China's Harbin Siberian Tiger Park is drawing criticism for allowing patrons to watch ferocious cats hunt and feed on live prey for a fee. NBC’s Ian Williams reports.

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    Charging people to watch animals do what they naturally do in nature? Oh please, I can watch that for free on a nature show!!!

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