Even with the "Bird eaters" there is still zero reason to feed them live mice when there is the safer and healthier option of just feeding them large Roaches and Locusts.
Oh yeah I figured they still prefer invert pray I’m just saying they have the best chance of eating a mouse without some sort of issue with over feeding. Very cool that you have a bird eater, they aren’t legal in my state I just have Chilean rose
Certain invertebrates and reptiles have something called a circadian rhythm. What this means is that the bug is almost preprogrammed to go into dormancy and awake. Some species evolved to do this because they did not have the ability to evolve mechanism that would let them weather the changes in the environment, such as winter. It's pretty cool, and I think you should look into it if you're interested!
When it comes to Japan a lot of those go to the "animal themed cafes"
Lots of countries won't let you under any circumstance keep local wildlife as "pets".
I never thought about how despicable these places are before I saw those owls fucking chained to the post. At least the cats and other animals can move around but owl cafe is retarded.
Or a caecilian.
That's the norm shipping non-mammals legally, retarded as it sounds. You look up reptile unboxing videos, frequently you'll find the animals in sacks or inside of plastic deli containers with airholes with some amount of padding (usually cotton stuffing or styrofoam) and maybe some heating/cooling packs to keep them at a safe temperature. It mostly works although horror stories are not uncommon.Those pigs could just call up some local conservation place and make the snakes their problems. Most aren't native so they do pose a danger unfortunately, they will either have to be in captivity or put down. The best case scenario is the snakes being donated to some reptile zoo that's responsible.
If anyone's not aware, shows such as Border Security occasionally show the seizure of exotic animals people try to smuggle out of Australia. I've seen reptiles going to Sweden and Japan. They're shoved in socks with cable ties and imprisoned in tupperware boxes without any food or water, and then sent through the mail where boxes are tossed around and sometimes crushed.
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These were caught in the wild because several had ticks on them, which is another biosecurity issue because whoever's importing them is introducing yet another potentially alien critter into their country.
Naturally, animals occasionally finds themselves on ships and gets introduced to other areas due to human transport. It's usually criminals trying to smuggle them. Whacky critters from Australia are supposedly very sought after by retards who can't just stick to weird animals native to their countries.
Either way hope he dies.
I see this garbage animal abuse slop pushed on social media all the time and barely anyone seems to care. I wonder if the nips are paying for them. There's plenty photos of the most average old neighbourhood all over Asia but apparently Japanese ones are special which gets a lot of attention. Trust me, you don't want to live in those old dilapidated houses. I've lived in one, they're pretty bad.
Its even worse what they do to birds to smuggle them out (not going to post pictures but it involves either stuffing them in plastic bottles or tubes or taping the smaller ones onto your thighs), people who do this shit are pure evil and should face harsh laws on the same level as major drug trafficking ontop of animal cruelty laws.Those pigs could just call up some local conservation place and make the snakes their problems. Most aren't native so they do pose a danger unfortunately, they will either have to be in captivity or put down. The best case scenario is the snakes being donated to some reptile zoo that's responsible.
If anyone's not aware, shows such as Border Security occasionally show the seizure of exotic animals people try to smuggle out of Australia. I've seen reptiles going to Sweden and Japan. They're shoved in socks with cable ties and imprisoned in tupperware boxes without any food or water, and then sent through the mail where boxes are tossed around and sometimes crushed.
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These were caught in the wild because several had ticks on them, which is another biosecurity issue because whoever's importing them is introducing yet another potentially alien critter into their country.
Naturally, animals occasionally finds themselves on ships and gets introduced to other areas due to human transport. It's usually criminals trying to smuggle them. Whacky critters from Australia are supposedly very sought after by retards who can't just stick to weird animals native to their countries.
Either way hope he dies.
We really do.
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The monkey shit fucks with me so badly. I can shrug off a lot of the shit on this site, but not the zoosadism, and chief among that the monkey stuff. They're just close enough to us to the point that it unnerves me in a way not even the dog stuff can. I just don't have the stomach for that thread, and have only dared to pop in once or twice. Semper fi to the kiwis that can archive there without shooting themselves.
Many times these laws don't make much sense. What's wrong with it if it's a non-endangered non-invasive non-dangerous animal? If it escapes, no big deal. I wouldn't do it because wild animals shouldn't be kept in captivity for no good reason but I've had friendly crows that hung around and recognized me.
I can't even read that thread. I'm glad people are doing something about it, though. Those people should be put down because the reason they pick monkeys is they haven't quite worked up the nerve to kill a human. They pick them because they're as close to human as you can get while not risking the chair.
I've always gotten some unpleasant vibes from those videos so this is no surprise.
They eat the bugs so you don't have to.
My neighborhood has a group of crows who enjoy hanging around and I'll occasionally tear up some bread and leave it for them to have but that's because I enjoy seeing them go about their business from afar. I would not be opposed to having a crow friend but I don't feel entitled to their attention. I just think they're neat.
That's right on the money. They're the logical conclusion for a zoosadist. Between an animal the size of a toddler and some random Joe Blow, I'm almost inclined to wish they'd just prefer adult, human prey that at least might have a chance at self-defense. But of course monsters and cowards like this don't pick on anything their own size.
Nah keeping any wildlife is a big no, no, even if it's endemic. They start losing natural behaviors, associating humans with food or safety, if it escapes chances are it won't be able to reintegrate or it will seek another human, if you are not blackpilled when it comes to people I don't know what to say but I'll tell you that most animals with a defective sense of self preservation that approach a "human fwend" end up dead.
Why not, you know, send it back to its native environment or to an animal sanctuary instead of crushing lingling the Panda's head between your thighs?
