southside
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Yes I would. I would not tease the animals though. Those clowns got what they deserved. |
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helen keller
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Absolutely.
Because they are probably going to be more safety cautious than ever. Animals are unpredictable & smart too, tragedies like this can happen anywhere. You never know. I hope you don't let this stop you from enjoying the animals.
Good luck!
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laura l
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of course i would. i seriously doubt that willl ever happen again |
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Boardingrl
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Sure. I love it there. Spent my childhood there. Went like twice a month. =]
I was there a month ago and got footage of the tiger =[ |
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klt
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Sure, one time in history, something like that happens. |
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~::JAEL::~
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yea it was 4 dumbace drunk and high kids tauntin the poor tiger ive been there many many times and the tiger exibit is my fav part i went the day it reopened and i dont feel any less safe than usual |
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Laurie
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I no longer really want to go to any zoo or circus. I made this decision long before this incident. I don't believe that animals should be confined in a foreign environment. I do not believe that animals should be forced to perform for the enjoyment of humans. |
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Kobe
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yes as long as they fixed that tiger exhibit and made the wall higher |
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teresathegreat
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Yes. This was a freak accident, and personally I believe the tiger wouldn't have tried to jump at them if the boys hadn't provoked her. I treat animals with respect. |
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Aaliyah's Mama
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I used to take my kids there when, but I admit I have been scared off, especially since they haven't discovered exactly how the tiger got out.
If I had no children, I would probably be okay to visit the zoo; but my babies would be just a mouthful for a hungry tiger. |
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On the Radio Uh Oh
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Yeah, of course I would. Then again, I'm not a douchebag who would taunt/harass/sling rocks at tigers, so I really doubt I'd have anything to worry about.
I went there several times when I was younger and never had any problem whatsoever.
EDIT to LAURIE: While I agree about circuses, and certain zoos... Zoos have actually been very beneficial to the ecosystem, and even repopulating numbers of endangered animals. Ideally, animals would get to live happily in the wild... but with hunting, industry, farming, urban sprawl and new housing developments, etc... their habitat is constantly being diminished, and they're constantly being hunted and killed for their fur, to make way for housing for people, etc... Zoos are one of the few places that many can be safe. Yellowstone, for example, basically started off as a tourist attraction/exhibit of wild bison when they were near extinction... the revenue from people seeing them is part of what was used to help care for and repopulate them. |
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Omar C
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yeah why not? |
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litbear221
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OF COURSE i've gone there and will continue going there because i have done so since i was born and raised there. Some people are just ridiculous. |
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Elliott J
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I thought San Fransisco was a zoo! |
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Stephen K
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No, but I never was a fan of the SF Zoo; it always seemed lacking.
And what do those people REALLY know? There is more going on that we haven't been told about |
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starfisher
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Not in the near future, but I'm sure I would later on. Once I was at a zoo where a huge gorilla escaped, but they were able to get it back into it's enclosure without it hurting anyone. |
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newlywed
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um probably not...even though it is "safe now". i would probably be nervous there. |
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Katana_Ushida
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i went there a while back HECK NO! NO WAY WILL YOU GET ME THERE NOW! |
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Michelley
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what happened?! |
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