Not a Normal Killing

[OzFox]

Yeah we need more places like Seaworld, where the inmates occasionally chow down on the trainers. Kiddies love that sort of shit.

[Strokes]

Yeah we need more places like Seaworld, where the inmates occasionally chow down on the trainers. Kiddies love that sort of shit.

educational, attenborogh won't show it.

[Bayfox]

Another "not normal" killing!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/brazil/10177786/Brazilian-man-dies-after-cow-falls-through-his-roof-on-top-of-him.html

**** the animals are fighting back.

[Kitchandro]

Another "not normal" killing!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/brazil/10177786/Brazilian-man-dies-after-cow-falls-through-his-roof-on-top-of-him.html

 

 

"I didn't bring my son up to be killed by a falling cow."

 

[21st Century Fox]

The key to a good zoo should be whichever animal you have in any particular enclosure, add at least four monkeys. They might fight, they might get on but everything can be improved with monkeys.

[Strokes]

The key to a good zoo should be whichever animal you have in any particular enclosure, add at least four monkeys. They might fight, they might get on but everything can be improved with monkeys.

Apes are better than monkeys.

[21st Century Fox]

Apes are better than monkeys.

 

I'd go for a Spider Monkey or Howler Monkey over any damn, dirty Ape. Although saying that I did once see a chimp with one arm at Monkey World, that was a pretty good ape.

[OzFox]

So much for zoos

 

"The tiger's thought of as a walking drug store ... eyeballs for epilepsy, whiskers for toothache and then other things like cutting the paws off, hanging them over the doors to chase away ghosts ... it just goes on and on."

 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-19/tigers-languish-in-squalid-indonesian-zoo/5100928?WT.mc_id=Corp_News-KnowTheStory|CryofTiger_FBA|abcnews.au&WT.tsrc=Facebook+Advertising

 

[ADK]

Obviously the zoos need to be regulated by a first world country.

[lavrentis]

So much for zoos

 

"The tiger's thought of as a walking drug store ... eyeballs for epilepsy, whiskers for toothache and then other things like cutting the paws off, hanging them over the doors to chase away ghosts ... it just goes on and on."

 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-19/tigers-languish-in-squalid-indonesian-zoo/5100928?WT.mc_id=Corp_News-KnowTheStory|CryofTiger_FBA|abcnews.au&WT.tsrc=Facebook+Advertising

 

 

Without a seconds heartbeat i'd put the zoo owner in there with the tiger and experiment to see how he got on.

 

Nothing really grinds my gears as much as animal abuse and captivity. Such a needless practice. 

 

Even when i last went to a zoo probably 10 years ago, the tigers looked depressed.

 

Go and watch the film "Blackfish".

[21st Century Fox]

Without a seconds heartbeat i'd put the zoo owner in there with the tiger and experiment to see how he got on.

 

Nothing really grinds my gears as much as animal abuse and captivity. Such a needless practice. 

 

Even when i last went to a zoo probably 10 years ago, the tigers looked depressed.

 

Go and watch the film "Blackfish".

 

That film's great! 

[OzFox]

Good to see all these poaching deterrents are working

 

 

Poachers hack the face and tusks off Satao, one of Kenya's most famous elephants, as conservationists warn elephant poaching is "at least 10 times the official figures"

 

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/kenya/10899944/Poachers-kill-one-of-the-worlds-largest-elephants-in-Kenya.html

 

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

Bloody f-----g c---s. I'd love to do the same to them, and wipe the filthy,evil murdering scum out. 

 

Give me a non human animal every day.

[Merging Cultures]

Bloody f-----g c---s. I'd love to do the same to them, and wipe the filthy,evil murdering scum out. 

 

Give me a non human animal every day.

 

That's a dangerous thing to say.

 

The problem with poaching is that until they have more viable employment opportunities it is going to continue to happen. I've worked with organisations that work in rural communities to promote planting of sustainable crops, tourism and education so that people understand the value of the animals/environment around them.

 

I urge you all to come visit Africa and support fairtrade activities that prevent the loss of animals and habitat.

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

That's a dangerous thing to say.

 

The problem with poaching is that until they have more viable employment opportunities it is going to continue to happen. I've worked with organisations that work in rural communities to promote planting of sustainable crops, tourism and education so that people understand the value of the animals/environment around them.

 

I urge you all to come visit Africa and support fairtrade activities that prevent the loss of animals and habitat.

I always buy fair trade goods, if available, but I cannot condone in any shape or form, this ignorant and barbaric trade.

 

I understand where you are coming from, and salute you for your work, but the gut wrenching scenario of vicious brutality, is horrific.

[OzFox]

The illegal wildlife trade is worth about $19 billion a year, and now supposedly funds terrorist groups and regional wars .

 

Poaching has become big business. These days they use silenced weapons, night vision scopes and helicopters. Add to that an exploding African population and apathetic Asian governments and you've got a big problem.

 

It's a grim outlook that's for sure.A mate of mine went to film elephants in the rainforests of Gabon recently. They found no large wildlife at all, just hunting camps and notes pinned to trees by poachers. The rangers reckon 95% of animals have already gone

[leicsmac]

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-28842965

 

Does look very grim now.

 

I don't actually blame the poachers all that much - they're fvcking idiots, but idiots without choices. The main blame is with the people with more money than brains (and most likely tiny cocks) paying them in various corners of Asia and the Middle East.

[OzFox]

Was reading yesterday about the plans to airlift 500 rhinos out of Kruger national park to protect them from poachers.

 

Turns out 280 of them have been sold to private game reserves where they practice trophy hunting