Nadia Khar, a social media influencer on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, is well-known for her fashion material, which frequently include luxury cars, vlogs, and short films. Recently, a video of her walking a tiger in Dubai went viral. In the video, Nadia claims the tiger is her pet and captions it, "Taking my pet tiger for a walk in Dubai is different."
This post has received a lot of attention across various social media sites.Nadia Khar is spotted wearing tattered clothes as she walks a tiger inside a zoo and a public park in Dubai. The influencer is seen holding the tiger's leash.
The number of exotic animals owned as pets in Dubai has increased. This includes huge predators like tigers, lions, and bears, as well as more conventional options like monkeys and giraffes.
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These animals are maintained in private zoos inside homes. Humaid Abdullah, for example, has had celebrities pay visits to his collection of wild animals.
However, this practice raises questions regarding animal welfare and safety in such intimate settings.
The video has received approximately 6 million views and more than 100,000 likes. Numerous social media users have also left comments on the post."How are you able to walk around like this in Dubai and not get into trouble?" replied an individual."Wow, what a brave woman you are," commented another user.
The number of exotic animals owned as pets in Dubai has increased. This includes huge predators like tigers, lions, and bears, as well as more conventional options like monkeys and giraffes.
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These animals are maintained in private zoos inside homes.Humaid Abdullah, for example, has had celebrities pay visits to his collection of wild animals.
However, this practice raises questions regarding animal welfare and safety in such intimate settings. Check the viral video here.
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