Tiger at Blank Park Zoo predicts game's winner

Who at the Blank Park Zoo is expecting twins again?
The Blank Park Zoo announced on Thursday that their cotton-top tamarin Kida is pregnant with twins! Kida might sound familiar as she’s the mother of twins Caitlin and Clark who were born in February 2024.
Super Bowl 2025: Tiger at Blank Park Zoo predicts game's winner
"Misha has sharp instincts especially when it comes to picking a winner," said Blank Park Zoo spokesperson Alex Payne.
Tiger at Blank Park Zoo makes Super Bowl prediction
DES MOINES, Iowa (KCRG) - A tiger at Blank Park Zoo has predicted the Kansas City Chiefs to win the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Tiger in Iowa predicts Kansas City Chiefs will win the Super Bowl
The Chiefs are going to "greeeat" at the Super Bowl, and that's because the Amur tiger at the Black Park Zoo in Des Moines chose the Chiefs as thew winner of this weekend's matchup.
Super Bowl LIX: Blank Park Zoo tiger picks this year's NFL champion
Misha, a tiger at Blank Park Zoo, has made her Super Bowl pick. Two boxes, filled with the 13-year-old Amur tiger's favorite treats and painted in Eagles and Chiefs colors, were placed in her habitat at the zoo Tuesday morning. After checking out both boxes, Misha dug into the one representing Kansas City.
Blank Park Zoo tiger picks Kansas City to win Super Bowl
On TuesdayMisha, Blank Park Zoo’s 13-year-old Amur tiger predicted that the Kansas City Chiefs will come out on top in the Big Game this Sunday in New Orleans.
Misha the tiger makes her Super Bowl 59 prediction at Blank Park Zoo
A Blank Park Zoo's animal makes a Super Bowl prediction. See if Misha the tiger favors the Kansas City Chiefs or Philadelphia Eagles.
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