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Kelly Streyle mostly sticks to his own recipe though. The farmer from Menno grew up snacking on tiger meat and learned it from his mother, who ate it as a child herself in the '50s.

Now they’re tiger meat.” ... Jeff owns 60-70 Affliction shirts. As if it were an unspoken rule, Lowe was almost always seen sporting an Affliction brand t-shirt on “Tiger King.” ...

A CRITICALLY endangered Sumatran tiger and two lions have died after eating meat laced with poison used to kill rabies-infected dogs at a western Indonesia zoo.

Watching a tiger jump to catch a chunk of meat has never been this satisfying. Footage from 2014 Boxing Day has resurfaced, and it is the most adrenaline-rushing video you will see on the internet.

HORRIFIED cops have busted an illegal ‘tiger farm’ where big cats were being slaughtered for their fur while their meat was boiled into stock cubes. The secret raid – dubbed Opera… ...

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services said people who consume the raw meat sandwiches, also known as “tiger meat,” are at risk of contracting salmonella, E. coli and other bacteria.

LSU has kept a live tiger mascot on campus dating all the way to 1936, and the latest iteration, Mike VI, is turned 10 on Thursday, so the university celebrated by giving the big cat a cake made ...

Wisconsin residents are being urged by health officials to pass on eating a traditional holiday dish this year to avoid getting sick. A "cannibal sandwich," considered a holiday favorite in the ...

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Do you call it a loose meat? Sloppy Joe? Tavern? Maid Rite? It’s a sandwich well-known here in the Midwest: ground beef, on a bun. But the sauce, much like its name, is up ...

Tiger meat would also be a possible sale, as at least a few Chinese tiger farms were found serving the big cat's meat at their restaurants. But a lift on the ban, ...

There have been eight raw meat-related outbreaks in Wisconsin since 1986, including a salmonella outbreak affecting more than 150 people in December 1994, according to the Wisconsin DHS website.