Playful Tiger Amused by Beanbag

Storyful

12 April 2024 at 4:54 pm

A playful tiger named Lola amused herself by tossing around and gnawing on a beanbag at Oakland Zoo in Oakland, California.

The zoo posted the footage with the caption: “Who won? Lola vs beanbag.”

According to the Oakland Zoo, Lola arrived in 2022 after being rescued from an abandoned roadside zoo in Oklahoma. Credit: Oakland Zoo via Storyful

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- I don't know if it's from being in the refrigerator, but I think we've always done it like that. [INAUDIBLE] from inside the refrigerator or keep them on the shelf. [INAUDIBLE] Yeah, we keep them on the shelf, but we--

I don't know if it's from being a refrigerator, but I think we've always done it like that. [INAUDIBLE] from inside the refrigerator or keep them on the shelf. [INAUDIBLE] Yeah, we keep them on the shelf, but we've--

I don't know if it's from being a refrigerator, but I think we've always done it like that. [INAUDIBLE] from inside the refrigerator or keep them on the shelf. [INAUDIBLE]. Yeah, we keep them on the shelf, but we've--

I don't know if it's from being in the refrigerator, but I think we've always done it like that. [INAUDIBLE] from inside the refrigerator or keep them on the shelf. [INAUDIBLE] Yeah, we keep them on the shelf, but we--

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