Jungle Hunting
Jungle Hunting
Dating through the Human Jungle
The human many dimensions have controlled their lives that not many can easily know what is happening until it has happened. Dating takes place in this human jungle, where there are many people who know they have a romantic need but do not how to realize this dream. It is a dream because, as much as they want a person in their lives, they do not know where to search, to wait or how they are going to meet.
Meeting that person who has for a long time tortured your mind is the best thing that can happen to anybody. You can easily realize that once you are immersed fully in the human jungle, the many varieties of human species will automatically confuse you. You will realize that you cannot differentiate between that lust and need you have for a woman you want to start dating. The true feelings that will control you into differentiating between the components of a passing cloud and those which will last forever are things hard to come by. If you want to know where you lie, where to find the person that God has for you, then you must know some valuable things.
You should first know that there is a difference between looking and searching. Looking is more less what it means, having a glimpse to determine what thing is there, but not being able to do anything to that effect. You can look for availability purposes, and not because you want immediately to take advantage. If you look at the scenario of dating in the human jungle that you come from, you might realize that there are so many things you have been taking for granted. You might see women as they are; women.
The problem you had was that you were not looking, so to you, all that you could see was a human jungle that had many species of men and women doing their thing and living their life. When you decide to look, you will find that there are so many women, if you are a man. Not just women, but humans you would like to create a distinction between them and the inhabitants of the jungle. Females you would like to begin dating. So you continue looking until you determine where your type lies.
Incase you are a church person, you will realize that one of the ministries in the church has what you want, or that gym club you have been frequenting has some special females you will die if you don't create rapport. Looking is just like that, you look and see; many people look without seeing.
Searching is followed by looking, once you have realized that the type that makes you tick is there in the jungle, somewhere you frequent, such as a church, then its time to go hunting. Hunting for dating purposes in the church jungle or in that gym is simple; you make yourself conspicuous to them, particularly those that are raising a lot of fiery passion from the deepest part of your heart. You will not regret it.
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Tiger - the Lord of the Jungle!
Largest amongst all existing cats, tiger compares in size to the biggest feline fossils ever found. Named 'Panthera Tigris', tigers are characterized by their orange coat and black stripes, the pattern of which uniquely identifies each individual tiger. With a whitish belly, tiger's coat is designed to disperse their outline, aiding them in camouflage as they stalk their prey. Tigers generally weigh in a wide range - from two hundred and fifty to eight hundred pounds - depending on the individual subspecies and gender of the animal. Female Sumatran Tigers may weigh around two hundred seventy pounds, whereas adult male Siberian Tigers can be as heavy as eight hundred pounds. In fact the largest ever recorded Siberian Tiger in captivity weighed over one thousand pounds! The average length is between 2.5 to 3.5 meters, again subject to variation amongst sub-species.
The reason behind these size variations is evolutionary adaptation of the tiger to varying environments in different regions of the world. The large Amur tiger prowls over huge territories in Siberia, tackling massive prey animals and having to cope with bitter cold - thus evolving into the biggest tiger species with a thick fur. The Bengal Tiger comes next with its notoriety for great ferocity and occasional man-eating in the mangroves of Sundarban (more on that later!). In fact big male bengal tigers, particularly those in northern India and Nepal, weigh close to the Siberian Tiger. Following are the Indochinese Tiger, Malayan Tiger, South China Tiger and Sumatran Tiger. The other three sub-species - the Caspian Tiger, Balinese Tiger and Javan Tiger have all gone extinct in the past century.
Apex predators, tigers are solitary hunters designed to take down huge prey animals. They are excellent stalkers and display great cunning in patiently pursuing and ambushing their prey. Despite their great size, they can reach speeds up to 60km/hr and leap up to 10 metres. The primary mode of attack is a sudden charge and leap to unbalance the animal. Next they use their muscular forearms to hold down the hunted whilst they severe their spine (or suffocate by crushing the windpipe in case of big animals like gaur and water buffalo) using their long canines and strong jaws. Even still only a fraction of the hunts are a success for the tiger. Therefore it eats a lot during one sitting once it makes a kill (usually every four or five days). Next it hides the carcass and usually returns to it over the next couple of days to devour the scraps. Usual prey is deer, buffalo, gaur. However a hungry tiger will go for anything from young elephants, rhinos, crocodiles, leopards, bears and even humans. Whereas conflicts between tigers and elephants are rare, tigers have been known to charge and maul Indian bull elephants. A tiger can climb to the back of the elephant in a single leap and viciously attack the tourists atop - as is often chronicled by historians of the British India.
Tigers are territorial animals and mark their domain in the forest by leaving scat and urine trails. Males are very defensive of their region and this frequently leads to conflict between individual tigers, leading to severe injury and even death. A male's territory frequently overlaps those of several females, to which he mates as they come in estrus. Pregnancy lasts for around three and a half months and usually four or five cubs are born. In the wild not all of these survive since the female is often not able to hunt enough to feed all of them as they depend on her for their food until one and a half years of age. Also randomly, other male tigers may kill the cubs to bring the female into heat.
Despite all its magnificence the tale of the tiger has been a sorry one over the past century. Their number in the wild has dwindled from over one hundred thousand to nearly seven thousand today, with the Bengal Tiger having the healthiest population among existing tiger species (thanks largely to an initiative by the Indian Government in the 1970's that led to 'Project Tiger', one of the more successful conservation programs worldwide). Still many are killed annually by poachers for use in Chinese traditional medicines that make ridiculous claim about the aphrodisiac and strengthening abilities of tiger parts - with no scientific evidence to back them. Others are threatened by habitat destruction and ever increasing human populations. Of the others, the South China tiger is in immediate threat of extinction owing to ruthless hunting in the 1960's when it was declared as a 'pest' by the then communist government. Despite the passage of a law protecting them in 1977, the few remaining tigers in China lack genetic biodiversity to sustain them as a specie.
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