Here's something that moves for a change. With the video on my cell phone, last Saturday at the San Diego Zoo, I caught a couple of the tigers having some fun in the water . I thought you might get a lift from seeing these beautiful cats frolicking in the water. (Did you know that tigers like the water? I didn't.
I'm not sure if it's just this family of tigers or all tigers, but note the white spot on the backs of the ears of both of these tigers.
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