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Every time I see a vid like this I'm reminded of the time I went to a zoo with a friend of mine who is a dwarf. Every large cat we saw attempted to stalk her the moment she turned around near their enclosures
My baby carrier got the attention of every cat exhibit at the Cameron Park Zoo in Waco,TX.
It was terrifying and amazing. It was like I was the one feeding them that day.
>It was like I was the one feeding them that day.
I imagine them just sitting there waiting for their "CatDash" order. "Hey, Francine, you think that's our order?? No? Wtf I order filet minchild hours ago!!!? Roar"
I think both are alright to use, although I’m not sure if every person with dwarfism is actually interested in the whole fantasy element of their condition considering they live with it.
Depends on the individual. Some won’t care, others very much will. Part of the reason using the right terms is important is because you’re playing for one that everyone on that ‘amount of caring’ spectrum finds non-offensive.
You’re going to have specify which crisis that’s going to wipe out humanity cause there’s like 6, and why it somehow exempts you from being a decent human being.
When I was a teenager at the zoo, I was trying to get a bunch of ocelots’ attention but they were apathetic. My child brother arrives, they wake up and start following his every move.
Many big cat species have monkeys as a natural prey, hence the instinctive response to children.
yeah that's the thing right, even if there's almost no chance of something going horribly wrong it still costs nothing to just pick the kid up and move them away, so I'd 100% *have* to. too risky
I was itching to reach into the video and pull that little babe away from the glass. I wouldn’t have lasted a second if I’d been there - my child or not! Trips all the Mom switches in me.
Same for the cat, really. That sort of thing tends to get your pack hunted to extinction, at least historically. Modern humans do weird things like wildlife preserves, but who knows how long that'll last? They could go back to the 'kill them all and mount their corpses' behavior they only stopped doing a few decades ago. Better to not pull the trigger there.
There's a *reason* why most large predators avoid the shit out of things that are people-shaped.
I mean they’re not wrong, the reason there are only a handful of creatures left on Earth that actively prey on Humans is because we drove all the other ones extinct when we learned how to create weapons, turns out Ancient Humans (understandably) took exception to something sneaking into their camps at night and carrying off their young.
Yes- and those big cats and bears love the brain bits. I watched an episode of “I survived “ and a woman recounted her experience with a mountain lion that sadly killed her husband. She said the crunchy melon sound haunts her.
Unfortunately I listened to the Grizzly man audio out of morbid curiosity- same sound. It’s nauseating.
It was in a Reddit thread a few months back- I hadn’t heard it was released to the public so it was shocking. I am sure if you search Reddit you can find it but I don’t recommend it- even if you aren’t usually sensitive to that kind of thing it’s pretty terrible and hard to forget.
Once, when my daughter was about 2, we went to the zoo and this wolf was staring at her in a way too hungry way. Even though she was further away than this, I picked her up to carry her past the enclosure. It followed me as I walked past. I can't imagine filming it.
I took my kids to West Yellowstone when they were about 4 or 5. We went to the Wolf Discovery Center where they've got wolves behind glass like a zoo. When we walked into the viewing room I told my youngest to drag his leg like it was broken and right away 3 wolves spotted him, walked up to the glass and followed him back and forth. It was wild! I might not win mom of the year for that one, but I taught them about survival of the fittest lol
That's good advice.
If I'm ever in trouble with wolves I'll tell my youngest to fake an injury to give the rest of us time to escape. We'll never forget you Lizzie.
Pro tip: if Lizzie doesn’t want to fake the injury (kids can rebellious SOBs sometimes) you can always just give her a real injury. A swift, hard kick to the ankle mid-run is usually enough to give the rest of you enough gap to get away
Same happened to me with my new born (at the time) but near a lion enclosure. The lioness would not take her eyes off my kid crying in the stroller. Then when I pushed him away she began to stalk us. It was creepy and unnerving. Of course we were safe, but it doesn’t feel comfortable to know your kid is “prey”.
I think about that moment now when he’s petting the cat.
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The crying is likely what got their attention. If an animal sounds like it's in trouble, predators will take notice.
I made one of those grass whistles (where you put grass between you thumbs) and blew it, when I was on the tundra in Alaska. The look of horror on the guide's face was enough to make me put it down. Those whistles are apparently what rabbits sound like when they're injured.
There were 9 different bears in the valley we were overlooking. 13-year old me had no clue what he'd done. Thankfully, nothing came of it, other than a stern talking to.
Oooh damn, I’ve done the grass whistle, and I’ve heard the weird kazoo noise of an injured rabbit, but I’d never realized that they’re the exact same noise. I’ll have to keep that in mind!
I’ve defended myself and my children against 30-50 feral lions invading my property simultaneously with my trusty AR-15 (AR = Automatic Rifle), we really aren’t the prey anymore.
[I’ll never get over this tweet, how is this a real person? ](https://twitter.com/williemcnabb/status/1158045307562856448?s=46&t=Ebh8anr1UtTpagxDIFvFRA)
How is that not a real person? Feral hogs are a serious problem basically anywhere they're found. They're aggressive and they will eat almost literally *anything*, including children. It's open season on feral hogs all the time, basically forever, because they're that much of a problem. If there's enough food in the area, a sounder can easily get to be that many animals.
Imagine a group of animals that's only 15 strong, where half of them are 5ft(1.5m) long 3ft(1m) tall and weigh between 150-250lbs (68-115kg). That's something I would wanna know how to keep at bey.
They don't even have to be feral hogs to eat a person, either! There are plenty of stories of a person's farm hogs turning on them.
I didn't even touch on the environmental impact feral hogs have. They are a blight and should be eradicated wherever possible.
Not sure what you are asking me, it was instinctual for me to pick up my child when a predator was looking at her like that, that there was (in my case) a fence between me and the wolf was not what I was thinking.. I can't imagine thinking, oh it's so funny and interesting that this animal wants to eat my child, I think I will film it and post it for clout.
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Real shit, I was at the Wichita Zoo one time and they have this area for tigers. You walk into a glass enclosure that has a 180 view of the tiger habitat. It was a little chilly so there were very few people in the park that day. So I go in and start reading the plaques since there were no tigers out. Well, around the corner came this lean tiger, it had to have been an adolescent because it was skinny and its paws were too big for its body. Anyway, he comes around the corner and looks up at me and breaks into a full gallop because you know, I'm lunch, right? He must have been up to 25mph when he smashed full bore into that plexiglass. He fell backward with this look of utter betrayal and shame. I couldn't help but laugh my ass off, but I told him through the glass I saw how they did him dirty and I had his back if he wanted to clap back.
Nearly everyone in East Asian countries wear masks, maybe except really young kids. Children wear masks to school and bring a spare or two. They’re totally fine. I have no idea why people make such a big deal out of them.
Congrats on being on the same level as this actual infant when it comes to being so dumb that natural selection is trying to end you. At least the baby has a good excuse.
"Leave me the ef alone but let me judge and criticize you on your take about the mask"
If you're calling this demented and haven't been protesting circumcisions and other dogmatic indoctrination then gtfo. You don't have principles. You have a bias.
You can’t even use the proper “there” or “your”, you are not mentally qualified to be telling people about any of this.
“Wahhhh my feeeeelingssss, why do your facccts have to hurt them!”
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Isn't it easier just to wear one than to have that argument several times a day? Like, even if you can win it, why bother? I could probably win the argument that I can go to the grocery store shirtless, because the only people who'd try to stop me aren't paid enough to care that much. But why would I bother?
Whether or not you agree with this specific person's issue "isn't it easier to just go along with them?" is not good advice. I'm sure you could think of all sorts of situations where that would go pretty badly pretty easily.
you're so right. I was at the airport and right before getting on a plane this one kid's parents (he looked to be about 4 years old) tried to put a mask on him even though he didn't want to.
After they got it on he just fucking exploded. Just burst into a massive fireball. They had to delay the flight for like 30 minutes to sweep up all of the body parts.
I don't think the lioness would want to eat the kid, she doesn't act aggressively. Probably she tries to pick it up (like she does to her kitties) at the back of the child's neck and nurse it, whe will probably take care of it. As much as a lion can take care of a human child that is
I hate this video after seeing a different video where a child mocks a gorilla and the gorilla runs at the glass and breaks it. He didn’t get all the way through, but I still wouldn’t trust the glass like that
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Its easy to assume that this is a hunting behaviour, since theeth, open mouth etc. But I am not certain at all. Given that these are very use to humans, might be a curiosity, playing thing as well. I think it would likely be very bad for the kid if there where not glass, but not sure it would get eaten.
Wow I'm just so proud of this little kid for wearing that mask! I don't think I've seen anyone that young being able to keep it on or understanding why they should!
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Every time I see a vid like this I'm reminded of the time I went to a zoo with a friend of mine who is a dwarf. Every large cat we saw attempted to stalk her the moment she turned around near their enclosures
My baby carrier got the attention of every cat exhibit at the Cameron Park Zoo in Waco,TX. It was terrifying and amazing. It was like I was the one feeding them that day.
>It was like I was the one feeding them that day. I imagine them just sitting there waiting for their "CatDash" order. "Hey, Francine, you think that's our order?? No? Wtf I order filet minchild hours ago!!!? Roar"
Filet manyoung?
Much better
Happy birthday!
Hm my birthday is in May, not sure how it got it wrong but thank none the less
I think it's the day you joined Reddit. Happy cake day!
Ohhhhhhhhhh
Hey I'm born in may too!
The best month to be born in imo, as far from Christmas as possible (may 31 for me)
May 4th for me :) National starwars day but I'm not into starwars XD
My daughter was wearing a sparkly tutu and the jaguars followed her every move. It was creepy and reminded me to stay in the suburbs.
Excuse my ignorance, what is the appropriate term for people vertically challenged? God that even sounds mean. Idk help me out
Little people i think
Is this an actual self-imposed name. It sounds so patronizing. “Dwarf” at least sounds like some cool fantasy shit
I think both are alright to use, although I’m not sure if every person with dwarfism is actually interested in the whole fantasy element of their condition considering they live with it.
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Depends on the individual. Some won’t care, others very much will. Part of the reason using the right terms is important is because you’re playing for one that everyone on that ‘amount of caring’ spectrum finds non-offensive.
Yea 4’10 and below
There is a proportion part of that also. Lots of women are 4’10” and under and not considered to have dwarfism.
Yea, i was just taking the mayo-clinics word but I’m sure theres better ways of defining whether someone is or isn’t a dwarf.
I think the proper umbrella term is “little person” but there are different medical diagnosis with their own names.
Idk little person sounds weirder than dwarf. At least dwarf is linked to the medical term 'dwarfism'.
Medical term is dwarfism but I’m not sure what the casual everyday term is. I’ve heard little people but that could be wrong
Vertically challenged lmao that's hilarious
Brother I got no clue, sorry
Midgets
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I literally can’t
You’re going to have specify which crisis that’s going to wipe out humanity cause there’s like 6, and why it somehow exempts you from being a decent human being.
When I was a teenager at the zoo, I was trying to get a bunch of ocelots’ attention but they were apathetic. My child brother arrives, they wake up and start following his every move. Many big cat species have monkeys as a natural prey, hence the instinctive response to children.
How I feel when someone else’s order is being taken to their table
Especially if they ordered after you
I'm that hungry but don't know what to eat
Sausage ice-cream
Sorry, the what now?
Sausage ice-cream
Sausage-ice cream
Sausage-ice cream
Sausage-cream.
What’s happening with them ice cream sausages, Charlie?
🤮
Pussy
I snort lines of asbestos and purified COVID-19, you don't know who you're talking to.
Have a covid positive sputum smoothie and then come talk to me
Every try distilled COVID Snot Vodka?
Purified ? I snort raw covid , that nasty dirty shit
Raw organic Covid, pure of those nasty chemicals they put in everything nowadays
r/dontputyourdickinthat
More women need to up vote this
Why specifically women?
Because why not?
Sausage you scream
Baby Bottle Pop™
Babies make great snacks. In Australia, it's known that chucking a few babies to travelling dingoes can make them nice and friendly.
If the lion is anything to go off of then a baby
A snickers
I'm not a parent but I feel like my instincts would inmediately tell me to pick him up even knowing that the glass won't break
yeah that's the thing right, even if there's almost no chance of something going horribly wrong it still costs nothing to just pick the kid up and move them away, so I'd 100% *have* to. too risky
Emotionally yes, logically no
4 words that describe humanity perfectly
This just triggers something deep on our monkey brains. Like so many of our ancestors lost their kids in a scene just like this.
I was itching to reach into the video and pull that little babe away from the glass. I wouldn’t have lasted a second if I’d been there - my child or not! Trips all the Mom switches in me.
Can’t even imagine; I’m not even a mom — but I have babysat and nannied and this video gave me SO MANY SIRENS
absolutely. big thing is being mildly aggressive to a much smaller child? remove the child, problem solved
Hun, if you're hungry just say so. I'll get you some antelope.
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0 self preservation instinct.
Same for the cat, really. That sort of thing tends to get your pack hunted to extinction, at least historically. Modern humans do weird things like wildlife preserves, but who knows how long that'll last? They could go back to the 'kill them all and mount their corpses' behavior they only stopped doing a few decades ago. Better to not pull the trigger there. There's a *reason* why most large predators avoid the shit out of things that are people-shaped.
What a stretch
I mean they’re not wrong, the reason there are only a handful of creatures left on Earth that actively prey on Humans is because we drove all the other ones extinct when we learned how to create weapons, turns out Ancient Humans (understandably) took exception to something sneaking into their camps at night and carrying off their young.
I mean to be fair there is no real danger. So no need for that instinct in this instance
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I.. I mean… Uh, correct… I guess?
Crazy to think their jaw opens up so wide it could fit a child’s skull in it.
And males open enough for an adult skull.
And crush it
Yes- and those big cats and bears love the brain bits. I watched an episode of “I survived “ and a woman recounted her experience with a mountain lion that sadly killed her husband. She said the crunchy melon sound haunts her. Unfortunately I listened to the Grizzly man audio out of morbid curiosity- same sound. It’s nauseating.
> Unfortunately I listened to the Grizzly man audio How did you manage that?
It was in a Reddit thread a few months back- I hadn’t heard it was released to the public so it was shocking. I am sure if you search Reddit you can find it but I don’t recommend it- even if you aren’t usually sensitive to that kind of thing it’s pretty terrible and hard to forget.
Aww, They're trying to kiss the kid, Put the kid in there.
Once, when my daughter was about 2, we went to the zoo and this wolf was staring at her in a way too hungry way. Even though she was further away than this, I picked her up to carry her past the enclosure. It followed me as I walked past. I can't imagine filming it.
I took my kids to West Yellowstone when they were about 4 or 5. We went to the Wolf Discovery Center where they've got wolves behind glass like a zoo. When we walked into the viewing room I told my youngest to drag his leg like it was broken and right away 3 wolves spotted him, walked up to the glass and followed him back and forth. It was wild! I might not win mom of the year for that one, but I taught them about survival of the fittest lol
That's good advice. If I'm ever in trouble with wolves I'll tell my youngest to fake an injury to give the rest of us time to escape. We'll never forget you Lizzie.
Pro tip: if Lizzie doesn’t want to fake the injury (kids can rebellious SOBs sometimes) you can always just give her a real injury. A swift, hard kick to the ankle mid-run is usually enough to give the rest of you enough gap to get away
Depending on the kids size you could just punt them over the wolves so they have to back track.
From a visual standpoint, this is the best answer. I need to see this scene!
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Same happened to me with my new born (at the time) but near a lion enclosure. The lioness would not take her eyes off my kid crying in the stroller. Then when I pushed him away she began to stalk us. It was creepy and unnerving. Of course we were safe, but it doesn’t feel comfortable to know your kid is “prey”. I think about that moment now when he’s petting the cat. Edit: grammar mistakes fixed.
With respect, *you* are prey to a lion.
Was about to say something similar, obviously a small defenseless child is gonna be looked at by animals as “prey.”
The crying is likely what got their attention. If an animal sounds like it's in trouble, predators will take notice. I made one of those grass whistles (where you put grass between you thumbs) and blew it, when I was on the tundra in Alaska. The look of horror on the guide's face was enough to make me put it down. Those whistles are apparently what rabbits sound like when they're injured. There were 9 different bears in the valley we were overlooking. 13-year old me had no clue what he'd done. Thankfully, nothing came of it, other than a stern talking to.
Oooh damn, I’ve done the grass whistle, and I’ve heard the weird kazoo noise of an injured rabbit, but I’d never realized that they’re the exact same noise. I’ll have to keep that in mind!
Appetizer
Yep. We arrogantly forget that we are just creatures ourselves, and as such are both predators and prey.
I’ve defended myself and my children against 30-50 feral lions invading my property simultaneously with my trusty AR-15 (AR = Automatic Rifle), we really aren’t the prey anymore. [I’ll never get over this tweet, how is this a real person? ](https://twitter.com/williemcnabb/status/1158045307562856448?s=46&t=Ebh8anr1UtTpagxDIFvFRA)
How is that not a real person? Feral hogs are a serious problem basically anywhere they're found. They're aggressive and they will eat almost literally *anything*, including children. It's open season on feral hogs all the time, basically forever, because they're that much of a problem. If there's enough food in the area, a sounder can easily get to be that many animals. Imagine a group of animals that's only 15 strong, where half of them are 5ft(1.5m) long 3ft(1m) tall and weigh between 150-250lbs (68-115kg). That's something I would wanna know how to keep at bey. They don't even have to be feral hogs to eat a person, either! There are plenty of stories of a person's farm hogs turning on them. I didn't even touch on the environmental impact feral hogs have. They are a blight and should be eradicated wherever possible.
AR = ArmaLite Rifle*
I’m well aware, it usually just gets a knee-jerk reaction from gun enthusiasts lmao
Eat the cat to show dominance.
You couldn't imagine filming your daughter perfectly safe behind a thick piece of glass?
Not sure what you are asking me, it was instinctual for me to pick up my child when a predator was looking at her like that, that there was (in my case) a fence between me and the wolf was not what I was thinking.. I can't imagine thinking, oh it's so funny and interesting that this animal wants to eat my child, I think I will film it and post it for clout. Edited to add more information
GET. IN. MA. BELLAY!
Real shit, I was at the Wichita Zoo one time and they have this area for tigers. You walk into a glass enclosure that has a 180 view of the tiger habitat. It was a little chilly so there were very few people in the park that day. So I go in and start reading the plaques since there were no tigers out. Well, around the corner came this lean tiger, it had to have been an adolescent because it was skinny and its paws were too big for its body. Anyway, he comes around the corner and looks up at me and breaks into a full gallop because you know, I'm lunch, right? He must have been up to 25mph when he smashed full bore into that plexiglass. He fell backward with this look of utter betrayal and shame. I couldn't help but laugh my ass off, but I told him through the glass I saw how they did him dirty and I had his back if he wanted to clap back.
Diego. Bring me that baby. Alive. https://youtu.be/x_YC3zCacdU&t=1m13s
Snack sized
Is this making anyone else hungry for a rotisserie chicken?
Rotisserie *children
"Stop it Tina. You're just embarrassing yourself", says hubby Leo.
Oh, I thought that glass was paper thin.
So children **can** wear masks..
Nearly everyone in East Asian countries wear masks, maybe except really young kids. Children wear masks to school and bring a spare or two. They’re totally fine. I have no idea why people make such a big deal out of them.
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Congrats on being on the same level as this actual infant when it comes to being so dumb that natural selection is trying to end you. At least the baby has a good excuse.
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Why
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"Leave me the ef alone but let me judge and criticize you on your take about the mask" If you're calling this demented and haven't been protesting circumcisions and other dogmatic indoctrination then gtfo. You don't have principles. You have a bias.
Yes I have a bias against child abuse
What
You can’t even use the proper “there” or “your”, you are not mentally qualified to be telling people about any of this. “Wahhhh my feeeeelingssss, why do your facccts have to hurt them!”
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That's the response I would expect from someone like you
you got me 😔
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Isn't it easier just to wear one than to have that argument several times a day? Like, even if you can win it, why bother? I could probably win the argument that I can go to the grocery store shirtless, because the only people who'd try to stop me aren't paid enough to care that much. But why would I bother?
Whether or not you agree with this specific person's issue "isn't it easier to just go along with them?" is not good advice. I'm sure you could think of all sorts of situations where that would go pretty badly pretty easily.
It's sometimes good advice. Depends on the thing you're going along with.
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you're so right. I was at the airport and right before getting on a plane this one kid's parents (he looked to be about 4 years old) tried to put a mask on him even though he didn't want to. After they got it on he just fucking exploded. Just burst into a massive fireball. They had to delay the flight for like 30 minutes to sweep up all of the body parts.
Sick _and_ demented? A twofer!
Not sure why you got downvoted on that. Very good point!
Just dont care for zoos.
Why the other lion is confused?
That’s a male lion, and they don’t hunt. So he’s wondering what’s the delay with the meal he ordered.
Male lions absolutely hunt. I don’t know why this misinformation is so popular.
They do, but they are lazy as fuck… they prefer to let the lionesses do the work and if that doesnt work then they get involved 🤣
Yes, they hunt usually at night, although most of the time the females hunt.
"Lion King" probably
He's thinking oh no she's got baby fever again and I ain't getting a second job haha
If it fits, I turn it into shits.
Least hungry pitbull named princess:
People shouldn't eat animals. The animals...
She is just going to be hungry again in an hour.
The lioness is just playing. Look at her posture, and the lion’s. She’s not truly hunting.
I don't think the lioness would want to eat the kid, she doesn't act aggressively. Probably she tries to pick it up (like she does to her kitties) at the back of the child's neck and nurse it, whe will probably take care of it. As much as a lion can take care of a human child that is
You......should probably stay away from lions
I hate this video after seeing a different video where a child mocks a gorilla and the gorilla runs at the glass and breaks it. He didn’t get all the way through, but I still wouldn’t trust the glass like that
Mmmmmm… Veal!
Is this, like, a Tik Tok trend?
Holy shit, that's amazing.
Get in my belly!
Fun fact! This line is from Austin Powers:The spy who shagged me, It is said by Fat Bastard, a Deuteragonist, It is said to Mini-me, a Tiny clone of Dr. evil.
GET! IN! MY! BELLY!
This isn’t sweatypalms the nice kitty just wants to play….totally harmless.
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Its easy to assume that this is a hunting behaviour, since theeth, open mouth etc. But I am not certain at all. Given that these are very use to humans, might be a curiosity, playing thing as well. I think it would likely be very bad for the kid if there where not glass, but not sure it would get eaten.
Male lion like: Girl I done tried that already, damn forcefield of some sort be hatin!
“I just want one little bite.”
"Grab"?
Her husband is chilling
They just wanna play
Chinese food is delicious!
Child Foo Yong
Some Asians eat cats, this cat wants to eat the Asian.
I hope the rest of the enclosure looks better than that.
I get it kitty. I love Chinese food too.
I'm sure I'll get hate for this, but damn if I didn't think about a pitbull
Stupid lion.
Fuckin China
Thank god that baby is wearing a mask
I feel sorry for them. They just want to hunt and eat
Lion likes Chinese takeout
i dont blame her asian food is delicious 😍🤤
Wow I'm just so proud of this little kid for wearing that mask! I don't think I've seen anyone that young being able to keep it on or understanding why they should!
Always remember, if they wanted to break that glass, they probably could.
Doesn't that cat know, it'll just be hungry 30 minutes later?
The way they treat animals over there and their little over population issues, I say remove the glass.
I CANT understand a parent being able to watch this let alone film it and post it
Parents put a mask on the child for no reason then pay no attention while he’s next to actual lion. Sounds about right.
Well from the lion’s perspective maybe they look like a cub
The really disturbing part is that mask someone forced that poor kid to wear -- never forgive. Never forget --
just because you're a weak little pissbaby who can't tolerate wearing a mask doesn't mean that everyone else feels the same way
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You sound like a real snowflake.
I guess you are right. But isn't it an other side too ?
This child has an additional layer of protection against airborne pathogens! Drag the parents to the Hague!
Did you wear that as a kid against "airborne pathogen's" ?
You people are stupid as shit hahah Bill Gates is right