> Dr Ben Garrod, a primatologist and professor of evolutionary biology and science engagement at the University of East Anglia, said…We do not have the right to treat them as surplus stock in this way.
Sure we do. You might want to change that, but good or bad, right now, it’s perfectly legal.
Culling may not be the most humane option but honestly if you think you can just “release them in the wild” without any consequences, you’re truly naive.
This is exactly the reason humans deserve extinction. You took these gorillas that our practically our cousins, imprisoned them for your entertainment and now when it’s no longer convenient you just want to destroy them.
Global warming come wreck us because we deserve it.
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> Dr Ben Garrod, a primatologist and professor of evolutionary biology and science engagement at the University of East Anglia, said…We do not have the right to treat them as surplus stock in this way.
Sure we do. You might want to change that, but good or bad, right now, it’s perfectly legal.
Culling may not be the most humane option but honestly if you think you can just “release them in the wild” without any consequences, you’re truly naive.
This is exactly the reason humans deserve extinction. You took these gorillas that our practically our cousins, imprisoned them for your entertainment and now when it’s no longer convenient you just want to destroy them.
Global warming come wreck us because we deserve it.