December 17th, 2022
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Zoos have no real reason to have cages besides maintaining an image of control over nature.
December 17th, 2022
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rabbitolo
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kiraYoahikage
Jamie can we pull up that video of the chimpanzee-? Yes that one. Look at that thing, that's fucking terrifying man! Imagine of those was pissed and got ahold of you, probably would fuck you more than a DMT trip
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BBB_1980
You clearly not seen a zoo where natural obstacles (ditches, etc) are used to prevent animals attacking humans. Like this Hungarian zoo in Nyíregyháza (https://www.sostozoo.hu/). It's amazing that you can observe many-many animals in huge areas without anything perceivable between them and you.
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Trianchid
There is Sós tó in Kiskunhalas too
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Niskara
Anyone who thinks nature is "harmonious and peaceful" has clearly never even seen a nature documentary at the bare minimum
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Well the way I see it. If it was up to nature my mum would have died giving birth to my older brother. Nature can sit a few things out.
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Worsel555
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RailAurai
Sounds like an Ace Ventura movie
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WickedWitchofWTF
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elchurro223
Jesus, where do you live? I'm stay as far as possible away from wherever it is...
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WickedWitchofWTF
My parents are geologists, so I've lived a lot of different places. All in the middle of nowhere.
So I don't think that you have anything to worry about.
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elchurro223
Well good... Imma try to stay away from all rocks just to be sure.
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number44is171
Is this the plot to Mean Girls?
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WickedWitchofWTF
If so, they owe me royalties for stealing my origin story.
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Niskara
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PoweredByCarbs
Yeah, cages are as much for the animal’s protection as for the visitor. Maybe more so, even
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Happy-Box1259
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