Tiger Collection (page 100)
"The majestic tiger, a symbol of power and grace, has captivated our imaginations throughout history
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"The majestic tiger, a symbol of power and grace, has captivated our imaginations throughout history. From the elusive Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine to the roaring 1965 Sunbeam Tiger, these creatures have left an indelible mark on our world. Step right up. Behold the awe-inspiring circus poster from the 1920s, showcasing the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus. Amongst daring acrobats and fearless performers, a ferocious tiger commands attention with its mesmerizing presence. In India, Asia, a picture of Hindu goddess Durga depicts her riding atop a magnificent tiger. This portrayal represents strength and protection as she triumphs over evil forces. Similarly, Triumph Tiger 1050 roars through open roads embodying freedom and adventure. The Siberian/Amur tiger stares intensely into your soul in a close-up shot that reveals its raw beauty. Sadly, this endangered species faces numerous threats to its survival; let us join hands to protect these incredible creatures before it's too late. From skies above comes De Havilland DH 82 Tiger Moth - RAF's standard prima donna during World War II training missions. Its iconic design takes flight amidst historical significance. Revving engines echo as Triumph T110 Bathtub emerges onto the scene in 1961 - an embodiment of vintage charm mixed with untamed spirit. Just like their namesake big cats, they demand attention wherever they go. Let us not forget about endangered species such as the Siberian Tiger once more – their dwindling numbers remind us of our responsibility towards conservation efforts worldwide. Finally, an old Japanese matchbox label captures playful feline antics as a cat dares to challenge even lions in its pursuit of fun-filled adventures. " Through various forms and representations across time and cultures alike, tigers continue to inspire awe and fascination within our hearts.