2026-04-19 18:06 UTC
@DziadekMick @stux It’s because they’re captive that they need that “human” need. These animals are captive because they were rescued and are now habituated to people so that if they were released, they would cozy up to people, which is very dangerous for a wild animal and, often, for the unsuspecting people to whom they cozy up.
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@Geri@veganism.social 2026-05-06 16:02
@ELS @DziadekMick @stux Sorry, but how do you know they were 'rescued' and if so rescued from what? It strikes me there is some validity in the anthropomorphic argument. This looks like a behind the scenes "swim with the dolphins" horrorshow as the animals have been trained to play with plastic cones.