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Should we always kill an animal that attacks a person?

Romania Spalea Offline
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Lot of animals are dead because of an human unrefined carelessness or a foolish action. Too often the animals pay the price of the human stupidity. The examples are very numerous in the zoos and wild preserves and parks. Particularly as concerns the big cats, tigers and lions... In these cases, I think the animals' life should be preserved.

Of course you could think that a big cat killing a man for the first time could realize that a man is a very weak being, and thus could become more dangerous. It would be our price to pay...
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RE: Should we always kill an animal that attacks a person? - Spalea - 12-05-2016, 03:45 AM



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