Unobtrusive Gaze : Sad, crazy, devastating...
greyfur : Very deep cave, few get in, make sure the coffee is good or you might never get back out.....
Lily23 : Oh boy. you must have a deeper cave than mine. I'll bring the coffee lol
random000 : High hilarity. It's actually the opposite of all that. Maybe they should think of a career...
shamrock : Are there any links for this? If not how do I request them? thank you
greyfur : Well, if everything is going to be removed by a moderator, it makes for a pretty boring di...
Unobtrusive Gaze : 😈A wickedly good flick...
Incessant Chatter : I live in the real Beacon, NY this is set there, but actually filmed in Canada
Unobtrusive Gaze : Amazing...
Jirido : Strange that this series don't get uploaded even thou it is up on the pirate bay. It is a ...
I’m unsure how to express my dismay and disgust at these humans and their definition of what is wholesome and loving for another animal species. The DNA doesn’t make us psychologically identical or even close. Chimpanzees are wild animals, even captive bred. I grew up with a family that kept a chimp and a lemur. I was always disgusted at their cavalier attitude and disregard of the “loved one” being kept in a cage, and what that does to any sentient being. I’m hugely against this craze. These people are nuts. Why not allow them to be in a sanctuary, if you claim love for them? It seems this is another one sided argument with humans changing the goal posts to suit their own egos.
Yes, definite nutbars. I feel quite cynical about the ‘Dolly Parton of chimps’ her motivation$ $eem dubious.
Hope I’m long dead before I see a world where ‘in captivity’ is the only place left for these beautiful animals.