Pitou strides from the cage used to transport her...
...And greets her new surroundings in South Africa with an impressive roar
Pitou strides from the cage used to transport her...
...And greets her new surroundings in South Africa with an impressive roar
A nice gesture, but can these animals care for themselves?
They’re beautiful animals. I wonder if there are plans to keep track of them as they adjust to their new surroundings.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Roar! I'm Sirius!"
Which will be very few... Big cats have to be taught how to hunt by their mother... and these cats did not learn.
Anybody remember the movie "Born Free?" It was about the extreme effort Joy Adamson had to undertake to return Elsa, a raised in captivity lion, to the wild. Although ultimately successful it was not easy.
"On completion of their journey, the leopards will be released into a 3 acre natural bush enclosure in the Born Free Julie Ward Education and Rescue Centre, named in memory of the young British conservationist tragically murdered in Kenya over 10 years ago. Here they will live out the rest of their lives in a rich natural setting."It's not the wild... it's just a bigger zoo.
LMAO,
What a peta and animal rights wacko statement. If someone don't feed them they will starve.
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However, last week Prince Albert, who succeeded to the throne in 2005, released them.
Always thought it was His Highness who was in a can.
I love the look in the first pic...”Is it real? No sh*t??”