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Mr. Ree 10 year s ago
That sort of behavior would end if the zoo had reported that they found human remains in his stomach...
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Gorfian 10 year s ago
I seem to recall that polar bears are the only predators on the planet that (as a species) routinely hunt humans. Most man eaters are opportunists, or individuals that acquire a taste.
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dang8521 10 year s ago
The ¨logic¨of ree is beyond me. Of course, what else would one expect from a chronic liar but for other people to tell lies.
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gigantes 10 year s ago
actually, this kind of thing happens all the time in the wild amongst sea life, birds, etc. all the plastic disposable crap we toss in the oceans slowly disintegrates and gets eaten by animals... causing them to eventually starve.
it's all self-righteous outrage when it comes to a poor zoo creature's death, but it's "look the other way; who gives a crap?" when it comes to the real-world effects we're responsible for.
it's all self-righteous outrage when it comes to a poor zoo creature's death, but it's "look the other way; who gives a crap?" when it comes to the real-world effects we're responsible for.
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it's all self-righteous outrage when it comes to a poor zoo creature's death, but it's "look the other way; who gives a crap?" when it comes to the real-world effects we're responsible for.