Gorilla rescued from Bangkok zoo on shopping centre's seventh floor after 28 years in captivity
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Gorilla rescued from Bangkok zoo on shopping centre's seventh floor after 28 years in captivity
A gorilla held on the seventh floor of a concrete department store in Thailand for 28 years is finally being released.
The primate Bua Noi, which means Little Lotus, has been in Bangkok’s Pata department store since 1987 alongside tigers, leopards, monkeys and apes – who are made to perform to visitors.
An online petition, started last year, calling for all the animals to be released has been signed by almost 50,000 people.
Thai authorities have decided that the zoo break several laws and has ordered the removal of Bua Noi and the other animals, the Daily Mirror reported.
Unfortunately, the female gorilla has lived in captivity – and alone – for so long that campaigners fear she will never be able to be released to the wild.
It remains unclear what will happen to the other animals, including an orangutan and her baby, a chimpanzee, a black panther, two leopards and four black bears, but it is thought they will also be rehomed.
Despite Bua Noi’s long stretch in captivity information on her breed remains scare.
If she is a mountain gorilla she is one of the most endangered species on the planet, one of approximately only 700 left on earth - most of which live in the Virunga mountains in central Africa.
Conservationists are unsure of the exact numbers of Lowland Gorillas. They inhabit inaccessible areas of rainforests in western Africa but are classified as an endangered species.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/gorilla-rescued-from-bangkok-zoo-on-shopping-centres-seventh-floor-after-28-years-in-captivity-10108149.html
The horrors we inflict on animals are never ending.
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All zoo's should be closed except for the preservation of endangered species.
And while I'm "at it", no animals in Circuses either!
And while I'm "at it", no animals in Circuses either!
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Its not really a zoo, and I'm sorry to say that a large part of the reason they would let the animals go is that its a failing department store. Sadly the actual zoo in Bangkok (Dusit zoo) doesn't appear to treat some of its animals well either.
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I think the most awful thing in the world is the Chinese dog meat festival, where they literally boil thousands of dogs alive.
There are big campaigns to stop it in China, but so far it has gone ahead every year. Every time I hear something about it, it makes me cry, because only people in China can stop it Although there are petitions all over the world, so far they have done no good.
There are big campaigns to stop it in China, but so far it has gone ahead every year. Every time I hear something about it, it makes me cry, because only people in China can stop it Although there are petitions all over the world, so far they have done no good.
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I saw some video of men beating dogs with iron bars and throwing them, some still alive, into a large pot of boiling water.A man said, with a smile, "it makes it easier to skin them" I would have no hesitation in throwing him in as well. Sick fucks.
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nicko wrote:All zoo's should be closed except for the preservation of endangered species.
And while I'm "at it", no animals in Circuses either!
well said Nicko!
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nicko wrote:I saw some video of men beating dogs with iron bars and throwing them, some still alive, into a large pot of boiling water.A man said, with a smile, "it makes it easier to skin them" I would have no hesitation in throwing him in as well. Sick fucks.
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