What made you smile today? Part III
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#5689

That has to be a fantastic experience. Amazing that a big cat with wild instincts can be so gentle.
#5690
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#5691

You can come along too then.
Sure. The more the merrier.
I'll email the one I like now. The other one...Well, let's just say it's too bad the lions weren't hungry.

#5694

It was probably drugged. It was a rehabilitation center. She has loads of pics with all different types of wildlife......she loved it.
#5695

"Smile" probably isn't quite the right word, but it is one tiny piece of justice.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-14383071
The Kaibiles, U.S. trained assassins who participated in the killing of hundreds of thousands of Guatemalans. I know someone whose whole family was massacred, leaving only her.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-14383071
The Kaibiles, U.S. trained assassins who participated in the killing of hundreds of thousands of Guatemalans. I know someone whose whole family was massacred, leaving only her.
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I went to a cheetah rehab place in Namibia and got close to cuddle a cheetah that had been raised as a 'pet' and had been bought to the centre so it could have acres of land to live.
I posted the video of me stroking him and everyone insisted he was drugged as though they knew for sure but the cheetah hadnt, he had been hand raised and I emphasise was still a wild animal but hand raised wild animals can and do react differently to humans, just as quickly as some of them can attack.
In Namibia there is a place that has a hand raised baboon called Elvis that eats with the family and even has his own cup for his milk - he isnt drugged at all.
#5697

Not necessarily.
I went to a cheetah rehab place in Namibia and got close to cuddle a cheetah that had been raised as a 'pet' and had been bought to the centre so it could have acres of land to live.
I posted the video of me stroking him and everyone insisted he was drugged as though they knew for sure but the cheetah hadnt, he had been hand raised and I emphasise was still a wild animal but hand raised wild animals can and do react differently to humans, just as quickly as some of them can attack.
In Namibia there is a place that has a hand raised baboon called Elvis that eats with the family and even has his own cup for his milk - he isnt drugged at all.
I went to a cheetah rehab place in Namibia and got close to cuddle a cheetah that had been raised as a 'pet' and had been bought to the centre so it could have acres of land to live.
I posted the video of me stroking him and everyone insisted he was drugged as though they knew for sure but the cheetah hadnt, he had been hand raised and I emphasise was still a wild animal but hand raised wild animals can and do react differently to humans, just as quickly as some of them can attack.
In Namibia there is a place that has a hand raised baboon called Elvis that eats with the family and even has his own cup for his milk - he isnt drugged at all.
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That's definitely something to be happy about. Nobody likes auditors, not even their own mothers.