Lion in China Turns Out To Be A Dog

Visitors at a zoo in China were left feeling played when the zoo tried to convince them that a Tibetan mastiff dog was a lion.
A woman identified only as Liu was at the zoo in Louhe with her son when they saw a cage labeled "African lion." Then, the "lion" barked. Lions don't bark. This "lion" was actually a Tibetan mastiff dog. According to CNN, Liu said: "The zoo is absolutely trying to cheat us. They are trying to disguise dogs as lions."
This revealed that other cages were mislabeled, such as a dog in a wolf cage—which is far more believable, but still unforgivable because of the deceit—and a white fox placed in the leopard enclosure. So now dogs are cats? Liu Suya, head of the park animal department, explained this strange practice to CNN. The Tibetan mastiff was placed in a lion's cage over "safety concerns," and the lion and leopard were removed for breeding purposes. How now?
Which brings us to the moral of the story; if the Chinese can tell the difference between a lion and a dog, then they sure as h**l should be able to know that elephants tusks don't add pumping power to the engine down below. Save our elephants!...oops, this story is about dogs  lions...ni how??

Courtesy CNN