cyclops white tiger

  • May 23, 2015
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This photo was done in photo shop, but we have seen images of exotic cats who were so inbred that they had only one eye like this cyclops.
This photo was done in photo shop, but we have seen images of exotic cats who were so inbred that they had only one eye like this cyclops.
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