Cyprus' Chat Thread

[oldhenlikesdogs]

That was one of my points. Zoonotic diseases.

I honestly can't believe the folks in that thread who were defending eating a sick bird.

Which forum?

 

[HuffleClaw]

Which forum?

Managing your flock.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Managing your flock.

Thanks, I will go be nosey now.

 

[Cyprus]

Thanks, I will go be nosey now.

Have fun. You've been warned.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Have fun. You've been warned.

An interesting read, but I will avoid that discussion, which really shouldn't be a discussion unless people are literally starving to death.

 

[Cyprus]

An interesting read, but I will avoid that discussion, which really shouldn't be a discussion unless people are literally starving to death.

Agreed

 

[chickenmama109]

Me neither. Or any primate.

Same!

Eating primates, and monkeys to me is too close to cannibalism. They do share many of our diseases, and shouldn't be eaten, but I guess when there's not much else to eat,,

You know what else I dont like... when porchers go and kill elephants and animals like that just for there horns or there coats. I mean come on people.

 

[Cyprus]

Same!

You know what else I dont like... when porchers go and kill elephants and animals like that just for there horns or there coats. I mean come on people.

Poachers* their*

Sadly, elephants are now starting to be born without the gene to grow tusks. In the wild.

 

[chickenmama109]

And also how so many animals that live in homes get abused..... animals are so misunderstood. Especially pit bull dogs!

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Poachers* their*

Sadly, elephants are now starting to be born without the gene to grow tusks. In the wild.

It may ultimately save the species, so maybe it isn't so bad. Now if rhinos didn't have horns that would be a great thing too.