The Friendliest Zoo in the World
This friendliest zoo is cool place where you can literally spend some time with your favorite animal. You will see many dangerous animals who are in tight contact with visitors of this zoo. Enjoy viewing the friendliest zoo in the world.
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now thats a zoo!
Riskiest zoo in the world more likely.
Tigers especially are very unpredictable and will kill you in heartbeat.
Crazy!
Anyone know whwere this is, I suspect eastern Europe somewhere.
Riskiest zoo in the world more likely.
Tigers especially are very unpredictable and will kill you in a heartbeat.
Crazy!
Anyone know where this is?
I suspect eastern Europe somewhere.
This looks like the “Zoo Lujan” in Argentina. I was there a few years ago and the experience is incredible. But then i was told that those animals are full of drugs, and that’s why the’re so peacefull.
Yes, this is the Zoo “Lujan” of Argentina. I always wanted to go there but i feel sorry for the poor animals =(
I consider this another form of animal cruelty. taking these wild animals away from there natural habitat and drug the hell out of them for monetary gain..that’s fucked up.
Soon that Lion-Tiger-Bear will receive a knock on the head and realize “I`m a Fu**ing wilder beast”. We know in wildlife the slowest weakest gets eaten by the wilder beast, then you will see people running scared and the only ones left behind are the kids. This is too risky for “OMG sooo cute” moment if a tiger severs your child’s head. Yes it’s violent and you can’t blame the Wilder beast. It’s in him/her to be that way.
If they do drug the animals constantly, this is immoral and should be illegal. It is wrong and it is also very bad for the animals health. That makes me very sad.
I’ve seen this in Thailand also. It’s called Tiger Temple. They claim that the constant praying and chanting of Buddhist monks makes the tigers peaceful. But I’ve personally seen them give drugs to a young tiger that was a little too “awake” and started chewing on an animal handler’s pants.
Lions not so much but tigers are safer in captivity (if taken care of properly) than in the wild. There are crazy poachers who could care less about their numbers and just want to make a quick buck salvaging their furs & body parts.
I believe this is the zoo in argentina like AndresdeRosario commented.