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How is the tiger in the cages different from the tiger in the wild ?

((class 10 THE TIGER IN THE ZOO))

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First of all the tiger in a cage is being held captive compared to the tigre in the wild that is free to move as it likes. When the tiger is in the cage he is powerless compared to the wild tiger. And lastly the tigre cannot make any noise when he is in the cage compared to being in the wild

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