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People can have a lot of obsessions, some are a bit more expensive than others while others can be quite dangerous. This is the case of Humaid Albuqaish, a man that loves cars and “cats.”
Well, we’re not talking about your average cat, more like big wild felines such as lions, cheetahs as well as tigers. Yes, you’ve read it right. This man redefines the concept of richness and shows us that a gorgeous and expensive super car goes well with a lion or a tiger.
So, if one was to check his Instagram account, you’ll be able to see that Humaid posted numerous videos and photos of his vehicles along with some beautiful yet dangerous felines. Among the cars he owns, you’ll be able to notice a custom-made 458 Ferrari Italia, a Bentley Continental, a Mercedes SLS AMG as well as a Rolls-Royce. Wait, this isn’t all as he also has a Lamborghini Pefomante plus a Mercedes G65 AMG.
Of course, all of vehicles have an animal on top or near them, whether it was a tiger, a lion or a snake. Although it’s not the first time we talk about someone owning a wild animal as a pet, it is definitely the first time we see a person with so many of these wild cats. This is indeed one crazy obsession and we just hope that it won’t turn out to be a deadly one.
So, if one was to check his Instagram account, you’ll be able to see that Humaid posted numerous videos and photos of his vehicles along with some beautiful yet dangerous felines. Among the cars he owns, you’ll be able to notice a custom-made 458 Ferrari Italia, a Bentley Continental, a Mercedes SLS AMG as well as a Rolls-Royce. Wait, this isn’t all as he also has a Lamborghini Pefomante plus a Mercedes G65 AMG.
Of course, all of vehicles have an animal on top or near them, whether it was a tiger, a lion or a snake. Although it’s not the first time we talk about someone owning a wild animal as a pet, it is definitely the first time we see a person with so many of these wild cats. This is indeed one crazy obsession and we just hope that it won’t turn out to be a deadly one.
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