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Also, Chimpanzees are always KOS (Kill On Sight), unlike most predators (like lions, tigers, bears…), who are to preferred to be tranquilized and captured if escaped/harmed anyone.
Chimpanzees are extremely homicidal and dangerous, and has been known for attacking and plotting to attack people and zookeepers, and they run off of a hierarchy so.. that's that. Tranquilizing them would just worsen everything and cause more harm to everyone else around them.
Some of their most infamous ways of harm are; ripping faces off, ripping out an eye, ear, or even a nose, ripping off testicles, chunks of rear ends, dismembering of fingers and toes... And they do this to each other, too, not just people. They've also been known for mauling people/animals/themselves just because. It's like a fun little activity for them
I say this because of this story I've heard;
A new zookeeper saw one of the chimps in its enclosure sticking out its hand for food, rather politely, and she was going to do it.. Until a more experienced zookeeper came up to her and stopped her immediately. He pointed in the enclosure, and an older chimpanzee was hiding where she couldn't see.
Basically, if she stuck her arm in that enclosure, it would've gotten ripped off and probably worse. And the chimp seemed disappointed when it realized she saw him, according to witnesses. They just wanted to play a little prank on the newbie
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Inland Taipan (Oxyuranus microlepidotus), family Elapidae, Queensland, Australia
This snake has the most potent venom of any snake, and can be called the most venomous snake in the world. They are, however, relatively shy and reclusive.
photograph by Andrew Gedye
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YIPPEE WILDFLIFE
me and my pookie @bipolarskittle are together rn sya hi <333
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🐆 Animal Ramblings 🐅
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🐅 Big Cats 🐆
certain cats (Felinae) being unable to roar
cheetahs struggling
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🐺 Big Dogs 🐺
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Hyaenidae
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🐂 Bovidae 🦬
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🦛 Pachyderm 🦏
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🐻❄️ Urisdae 🐻
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🐒 Cercopithecidae 🦍
ramble on why chimps are KOS
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Cheetahs can't roar either (they do a "chirping" sound)— in fact, there's not much they can do but run. But they still get tired, and a chase for food takes a lot out of them, so they have to take a minute before actually enjoying a meal. But, even then, it's hard to even catch a meal if you're a cheetah, much less maintain one - as other animals can easily take it away from them.. and they'll just run 😭
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Did you know most Felinae can't roar like other cats? Like, I think, the Mountain Lion?
And Clouded Leopards aren't apart of the Felinae or Panthera family. They don't purr or roar either
Cheetahs can't roar either, but I'm putting them in a separate post ‼️
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I love nature ❤️🔥
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My name's Oliver/Cameron and I love nature 🍃‼️
I've always hyperfixated on nature, especially animals, and especially lions and tigers (and any other big cat, those are just my go-to) in case you couldn't tell. It's been a minute but I still love animals always ❤️🔥
Affiliated with @tr1tonn, my best friend who's just like me, but with astrology 😋🌟
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list of ramblings and me enjoying wildlife
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@barneysbigstompers 🗣️🗣️
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