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stopdiggin

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3. clearly aberrant and dangerous behavior

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Thu Sep 5, 2024, 10:11 AM

Sep 2024

there are animals that are not going to make good neighbors (and should not be attempted)
re-homing these animals - does not have the successful conclusion that many readily assume. oftentimes it is a deadly option for the animal, with a lingering and miserable end. and so, regrettably ...

and, sadly - no, we are not going to move the population of LA elsewhere.

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Why did authorities kill Malibu puma who attacked a boy? 'We don't have mountain lion jail' [View all] Zorro Sep 2024 OP

They seem to do that with most animals who attack humans. jimfields33 Sep 2024 #1

Because once they taste human blood, they may find it an easier meal than searching for traditional prey. Wonder Why Sep 2024 #5

Good point. jimfields33 Sep 2024 #6

Assholes Auggie Sep 2024 #2

probably not. this was much more likely stopdiggin Sep 2024 #4

clearly aberrant and dangerous behavior stopdiggin Sep 2024 #3