I wonder why so many animals reject their children if they get a "foreign" smell on them, seems like a weird defense mechanism. I can sorta understand birds, since there are some birds that lay their eggs in other birds nests, but why would large mammals do it?
Wait, I thought killing Buffalo was as American as it gets, these tourists were just trying to fit in.
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Fuck humans
Fuck humans
Are you trying to troll, or are you purposely stupid? The only thing they could do for the bison was put it down, there was no way to reintegrate it into a herd.
I still don't understand... there's absolutely no zoo/sanctuary in the country that would take the little guy?
Euthanizing it seems excessive.
That's the other side of the Coin. A certain percentage of calves are abandoned by the cows. They stand shivering in fear and hunger until a bear or Wolves eat them. Park rangers have to think big picture. The calf was killed because it attached to people or cars as the mother,....which again leads one to believe it was abandoned very soon after birth, otherwise the rangers would have let it be eaten by wolves or attached to another cow with calf. I'm sure they walk off hoping the latter happens.euthanized wtf? couldnt they at least give it to a zoo if they wouldnt let it go wild.
Another article pointed out the bison would have had to be quarantined for 3 months and there was no facility or money to do so. And the herd would not take the calf back.
Wait, I thought killing Buffalo was as American as it gets, these tourists were just trying to fit in.
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Wait, I thought killing Buffalo was as American as it gets, these tourists were just trying to fit in.
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These are wild animals. Those sanctuaries are for farm animals mostly.This is some dark souls level shit.
Can't believe for a second that they couldn't have sent the animal to a sanctuary or even adopted.
What the fuck is wrong with everyone.
Yeah, we never learn. That's why all the bison are extinct right?
Bison were hunted almost to extinction in the 19th century. Less than 100 remained in the wild by the late 1880s.[6] They were hunted for their skins, with the rest of the animal left behind to decay on the ground.[7] After the animals rotted, their bones were collected and shipped back east in large quantities
Wait, I thought killing Buffalo was as American as it gets, these tourists were just trying to fit in.
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People don't know that Bison aren't domesticated.Don't they know that the bison is our national mammal? They need to show more respect.
A Mississippi woman was hurt in July after trying to snap a selfie with a bison that charged and gored her.
Oh my.....
We are a barbaric species. Wow.
Show some holocaust photos, nobody bats an eye anymore. A mound of bison skulls? "Humanity is the worst"
These are wild animals. Those sanctuaries are for farm animals mostly.
Trust the experts.
Wasn't the problem that the baby would no longer be suitable for the wild?
You could probably raise it in a sanctuary well enough. Since it's been decided that it doesn't belong in the wild, it could at least be given to a responsible farmer who's looking to care for an animal.
I know I'm not an expert, but I find it extremely hard to believe that there's no place left for it.
I don't care for zoos, but it may even be better to put it there, if like you said, there are no sanctuaries fitting for it.