Animal Captivity - Sad ?

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Posted: 18 years ago
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First question that comes to my mind is, if kids and adults wants to learn or be educative about certain animals why cann't they do so in natural habitat of these animals instead of artificially creating a zoo or aquarium and making thier survival difficult.

Am being thinking about this since https://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/12/01/america/NA-GEN-US- Aquarium-Whale-Death.php

Leave them alone and arrange safari's / boat rides / under water scuba for folks interested... for educational purposes ...

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Posted: 18 years ago
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First stop eating animals for pleasure and delectability then we will talk of other cruelties... Be vegetarian..........!!!!
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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: qwertyesque

First stop eating animals for pleasure and delectability then we will talk of other cruelties... Be vegetarian..........!!!!

HA HA HA again a square drive .... on a ball going outside the leg stump 😆😆

See the post vegetarianism has nothing to do with it...show animals in natural habitat or artifically controlled environment... its all for education and specially for making kids aquaint of nature that is around. 😛

Edited by raj5000 - 18 years ago
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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: raj5000

HA HA HA again a square drive .... on a ball going outside the leg stump 😆😆

See the post vegetarianism has nothing to do with it...show animals in natural habitat or artifically controlled environment... its all for education and specially for making kids aquaint of nature that is around. 😛

If you use the word cruelty the ball is always outside the off-stump... 😆.

Are we living in our natural habitat tell me raj.. we were never born with clothes but half our life goes matching one thing with other... so we shouldnt interfere with nature until its a sure sign of global warming..

Sorry man for draggin your post (like satish's shahs body in Jaane bhi do yaaron) to neverland... 😆

Edited by qwertyesque - 18 years ago
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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: qwertyesque

If you use the word cruelty the ball is always outside the off-stump... 😆.

Are we living in our natural habitat tell me raj.. we were never born with clothes but half our life goes matching one thing with other... so we shouldnt interfere with nature until its a sure sign of global warming..

Sorry man for draggin your post (like satish's shahs body in Jaane bhi do yaaron) to neverland... 😆

😆😆 nps Bud! already a post open on Veg Vs Non Veg.... we can debate there...😃BTW - personally I would disregard any comment on people on preaching vegetariansm....who are not following ANTAU or covering thier nostril/mouth 24/7 or don't believe in pesticides 😉 😆😆

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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: raj5000

First question that comes to my mind is, if kids and adults wants to learn or be educative about certain animals why cann't they do so in natural habitat of these animals instead of artificially creating a zoo or aquarium and making thier survival difficult.

Am being thinking about this since https://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/12/01/america/NA-GEN-US- Aquarium-Whale-Death.php

Leave them alone and arrange safari's / boat rides / under water scuba for folks interested... for educational purposes ...

I totally agree with you on the bold part. I am shocked why was this whale in aquarium to begin with??????? 😲 That is animal cruelty all the way. Leave them in their natural habitat IMHO.

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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: raj5000

First question that comes to my mind is, if kids and adults wants to learn or be educative about certain animals why cann't they do so in natural habitat of these animals instead of artificially creating a zoo or aquarium and making thier survival difficult.

Am being thinking about this since https://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/12/01/america/NA-GEN-US- Aquarium-Whale-Death.php

Leave them alone and arrange safari's / boat rides / under water scuba for folks interested... for educational purposes ...

I some what disagree on it . echo system is dynamic and subject to change and such artificially created habitates don't only help in our understanding about animals however they are also providing safety to them especially to certain endangered species. You must have read the "Knut" controversy, I would like to hear your thoughts about that .

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knut_(polar_bear)

What I feel , that death of any animal in such situation usually hit news in much negative way then the death of similar creatures in their natural environement where the number of deaths is much higher.

Edited by Morning_Dew - 18 years ago
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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: raj5000

😆😆 nps Bud! already a post open on Veg Vs Non Veg.... we can debate there...😃BTW - personally I would disregard any comment on people on preaching vegetariansm....who are not following ANTAU or covering thier nostril/mouth 24/7 or don't believe in pesticides 😉 😆😆

It is indeed cruelty when the animals are bred and raised for human entertainment benefit and consumption.

Edited by lighthouse - 18 years ago
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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: Dabulls23

I totally agree with you on the bold part. I am shocked why was this whale in aquarium to begin with??????? 😲 That is animal cruelty all the way. Leave them in their natural habitat IMHO.

Ohh there were 3-4 before, it seems they promoted the aquarium to be the biggest 😛..last year too one died... feel sad for remianing few. First thing when they were talkign on radio that doctors unable to determine the cause, came to my mind was free the whale...it will be auto cured.Anyways...

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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: lighthouse

It is indeed cruelty when the animals are bred and raised for human entertainment benefit and consumption.

""Bred "" 😆😆 now that I can say as sweeping the ball to fine leg , that is way outside the off stump 😆 kiddin...

Clarifying - Consumption for a reason, without purposefully raising the animal, okay?

Edited by raj5000 - 18 years ago

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