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Wilful destruction - a gallery of shame

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(01-25-2018, 09:45 PM)Betty Wrote: circus

Siberian tiger and African lion, followed by fighting.


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Tiny lion.
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(01-25-2018, 09:54 PM)chaos Wrote:
(01-25-2018, 09:45 PM)Betty Wrote: circus

Siberian tiger and African lion, followed by fighting.


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Tiny lion.
Huge tiger.
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Croatia JeffersonBur Offline
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How disgusting to make the animals fight like that. I haven't seen this video but I imagine it was brutal. Makes me sick.
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@Lycaon @Spalea @Shadow
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I don't like posting such pictures, or want to spoil the thread on west african lions with such pictures but would rather on this more fitting one.

People wonder why lions in west and central africa are not as big as others. well this is one of the contributing factors to it .


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(03-08-2019, 07:12 PM)Lycaon Wrote: I don't like posting such pictures, or want to spoil the thread on west african lions with such pictures but would rather on this more fitting one.

People wonder why lions in west and central africa are not as big as others. well this is one of the contributing factors to it .


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This is horrible!!! These men have no business or any right to be killing these animals for their own pleasure, and these Lions aren't even adults! We claim to be better than animals, but unfortunately, I have to disagree, at least when it comes to people like this, not all people.
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Sanju Offline
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Psycho Humans killed a croc to "EAT". Poor thing.





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United Kingdom Spalea Offline
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About #19 and #20:

The hunters, these kinds of scum, must be eradicated...
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(03-08-2019, 07:12 PM)Lycaon Wrote: I don't like posting such pictures, or want to spoil the thread on west african lions with such pictures but would rather on this more fitting one.

People wonder why lions in west and central africa are not as big as others. well this is one of the contributing factors to it .


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It should be made illegal to do this!
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#SixthMassExtinction #HumanCancerToEarth #WeDon'tDeserveThisPlanet #HumanPestsAreTheMostInvasive

"When Need turns to Greed. Our Extinction Happens"
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( This post was last modified: 07-02-2019, 04:07 PM by peter )

SEVEN STAR PARK, JUILIN, CHINA

If you're capable of starting an attraction park, you're able to get to sound decisions. If you decide to use big cats to make a bit of money and also decide to deteeth and declaw the cats, you qualified for disrespect. Make that destruction. Combined, I get to wilful destruction.

In order to conserve what is left, a different attitude is needed. It starts with respect. Not the opposite.

The photograph, taken by B. Jaschinski, was nominated for Photograph of the Year 2015:    


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(01-25-2018, 09:54 PM)chaos Wrote:
(01-25-2018, 09:45 PM)Betty Wrote: circus

Siberian tiger and African lion, followed by fighting.


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Tiny lion.

This photo is interesting. For a moment I thought, that it is photoshopped, but then I found video footage about these two. Either that lion is really small or that tiger is huge. But that tiger really doesn´t look so huge when comparing to surroundings as much as is possible. Quite odd to look at this, I don´t remember ever seeing this big size difference in any place, where captive lions and tigers side by side.
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United Kingdom Sully Offline
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Amazing national geographic article on wildlife tourism and its evils. Genuinely a must read.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magaz...suffering/
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