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where did I go wrong?I was under the impression of you being a gentlewoman
alpha...apex
No and yes...Like I showed you few videos there are many more which have "surprised" people with the primitive zoology...Sure 1 in 5 who tried it probably was alive enough to have this videos up...then again no proper scientific explanation can tell us how these people managed...They can never truly be tamed.
Fluffy stuff
no you're ugly!ugly.
where did I go wrong?
alpha...
Well if you have raised it as a cub......lets just say I can call a Human ehsan firmosh over a feline...
No and yes...Like I showed you few videos there are many more which have "surprised" people with the primitive zoology...Sure 1 in 5 who tried it probably was alive enough to have this videos up...then again no proper scientific explanation can tell us how these people managed...
My understanding from the limited knowledge I have is...not until you pose a threat on an animal, they are not going to harm you...esp not when you treat them as your family and not pets!
Fluffy stuff
alpha...
Well if you have raised it as a cub......lets just say I can call a Human ehsan firmosh over a feline...
No and yes...Like I showed you few videos there are many more which have "surprised" people with the primitive zoology...Sure 1 in 5 who tried it probably was alive enough to have this videos up...then again no proper scientific explanation can tell us how these people managed...
My understanding from the limited knowledge I have is...not until you pose a threat on an animal, they are not going to harm you...esp not when you treat them as your family and not pets!
huh? which part?I'm no one to ask but that post sounded very rude coming from a lady
Same conditional response can also be shown in positive way...and yes an animal can be made to feel way better than a human....There's no such thing as taming for these magnificent beasts, it's just fear of attachment. Circus Pantheras act like pet dogs but they aren't. they are made to fear the whiplash from day one and it's their fear, take it away and they can act like they should naturally. Same is for pet ones but opposite. They can be attached so act nicely or simply growing up with humans in good environment.
True!They can be attached so act nicely or simply growing up with humans in good environment.
But it should be treated like a gun : always treat a gun as loaded even when it's definitely not.
I know!!And that fluffy stuff is found in Pakistan
Yes but big cats never hunt for fun....They ONLY hunt to feed...or attack when threatened or feel that they are in danger....these are big cats using too much energy is not good for them!It doesn't matter.The fact remains their prey drive is just too strong. You have to remember, this can't be bred out of them or taken away. It stays with them, that's what makes them so unpredictable.
No...animals cant always control emotions...However, threatening or any disturbance does make them uneasy!It's just rare exceptions and experts from around the world have written against this. There have been far more horror stories than success stories. You may want to see the story about the chimp that went homicidal and ripped a lady's face off. Now that's an intelligent animal as well, with the capacity to think, so in theory should be better able to control their emotions. They don't and the consequences are horrid.
Not all children, seen some whose eyes actually start to sparkle and they repeat it more just for funIf that was a human child, the child would stop
True...Apex predators have a frightening level of threat and prey perception that is very hard for humans to read properly. The slightest mistake and goodbye owner and anyone close to the animal.
My 6-8 months old cat's sharp claws instantaneously come out even when it's playing and doesn't wanna hurt me, it often leaves minor scars on hand and arms. What would happen if I was playing with a 250 KG Tiger?huh? which part?
Same conditional response can also be shown in positive way...and yes an animal can be made to feel way better than a human....
Though it can be argued and is probably luck ...But if the animal doesnt feel threatened they wont attack for fun...They dont hunt for fun its not in their genes! They hunt, yes, but to feed themselves when they are readily fed they wont feel the need to hunt....coz that need comes from hunger or anger or tempting them not for fun ...
These cats dont play with their meal!
True!
I know!!
As a child I always prayed to ALLAH to grant me a zoo just so I could be closer to animals...I was inspired by chal chal mere hati movie
Then I realized I also wanted horses, lions, penguins and stuff ....all of it seemed to fit in a zoo only
Yes but big cats never hunt for fun....They ONLY hunt to feed...or attack when threatened or feel that they are in danger....these are big cats using too much energy is not good for them!
No...animals cant always control emotions...However, threatening or any disturbance does make them uneasy!
There's video on youtube, a pet lion suddenly grabbed the leg or arm ( I'm not sure ) of the guest lady and whole family was struggling to get them apartOf course they don't hunt for fun, and yes they do attack when threatened. What I'm saying is that the lines of what they see as "play" and the same techniques they use to kill are very blurred. For example, when lion cubs are growing up they engage in tripping each other up and biting into the neck. There is no threat or need to hunt, it's the tools of the trade they are learning and something that becomes part of their genetic makeup. They are genetically programmed to kill, which makes them a danger.If you speak to any animal expert they will tell you that lion behaviour has very little in the way of stages before a lethal or semi lethal assault is launched, and in the confines of a home environment this is just downright dangerous.
That's what I said and used the example of the chimp, and by the way he was under no threat. He attacked out of jealousy!
There's video on youtube, a pet lion suddenly grabbed the leg or arm ( I'm not sure ) of the guest lady and whole family was struggling to get them apart
Seen it bro.
Take a look at these shocking attacks. The first is exactly what I have been speaking about i.e. what is play for them can be very serious for us.
I'm no one to ask but that post sounded very rude coming from a lady
There's no such thing as taming for these magnificent beasts, it's just fear of attachment. Circus Pantheras act like pet dogs but they aren't. they are made to fear the whiplash from day one and it's their fear, take it away and they can act like they should naturally. Same is for pet ones but opposite. They can be attached so act nicely or simply growing up with humans in good environment.
But it should be treated like a gun : always treat a gun as loaded even when it's definitely not.
And that fluffy stuff is found in Pakistan