The magician famous for performing his magic tricks with a variety of wild animals on the Strip is used to sharing his home with all 13 of his big cats, but with the growth that Las Vegas has seen over the past 15 years, new comers into what was once an isolated area have had to learn to live near the animals that even Arthur said are always going to be "wild."
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