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…of the hills it would be common to see tigers, leopards and up to four different kinds of deer. Especially in the forest you find the one horned rhinoceros. On the outer edges of the Himalayas there are several species of birds, as well as the unique red panda…

…the fight. Suddenly Jack took his spear, and this was the moment when Samneric gave Ralph theirs, so that he was able to defend himself. The two opponents behaved like tigers fighting for their territories. Still, the only sound made, was the rustling…

…. This archetype of a magical weapon is found in many movies and stories also, such as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. In both movies, the weapon assists the holder in victory, and only the rightful holders may use it. Another example of how the magical weapon archetype…

…were the champions. There were no NBA champions during the war because the NBA wasn’t even started till one year after the war in 1946. The World Series champions in 1939 were New York Yankees. When the war ended in 1945, the Detroit Tigers were…

…, like the tiger and the bear. "Joe Mack climbed higher and looked down. The bear was clawing at the tree breaking the lower ends of the branches in a fury to reach him." This quote shows how not only did he haved to deal with soldiers and the weather…

…like any other part of the jungle, or mud flats labeled "boat yard", seems hardly worth it to Jake. Jake's buddy and bombardier, Lieutenant Morgan McPherson, is killed on one of these pointless missions, and soon replaced by Virgil "Tiger" Cole, a cynical…

…, Marshall inherited a bench which had yet to make its voice clear. It was considered by many to be a paper tiger, unable to enforce what rulings it issued, and unclear as to its role in the new government. Throughout his 34-year term as the nation's highest…

…was to hunt, they called it the " greatest sport". They were hunters and headed to the Amazon to hunt vicious animals such as Jaguars, and tigers. They sailed to an island called "Ship-Trap…

…a fun little fray. Slowly gaining on me like a tiger on its prey. I could stand no more so I had to say, “Okay, okay!” We stopped running and turned to each other. Red now replaced his brown paper face. With sweat pouring down his cheek he said to me…

…got up and said/ “Grandson. / You’re dead!”/ He then chased me around,/ Like a fun little fray./ Slowly gaining on me like a tiger on its prey./ I could stand no more so I had to say, / “Okay, okay!”/ We stopped running and turned to each other…