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We have there critters all over the U.S in our more remote areas. Each year we have a few deaths, far more than the Wildlife Management people want to admit. Fear of being eaten cuts down on tourism and wildlife funding.

We outdoor folk do advise people to wear bells and bright orange colors when in bear territory. That way when we find bells and shreds of orange cloth in the bear poo we know why you failed to return to the trailhead.

Just imagine the result of some do-gooder throwing open the gates of the London zoo post SHTF. A predatory invasive species with no natural enemies roaming the countryside reminding the human population they are no longer the top of the food chain.




http://news.sky.com/story/1102544/mans-r...rs-stomach

Thats one way to have your holiday ruined

No one will let them out. You gonna open the door to the lion cage?

(19 June 2013, 20:18)BeardyMan Wrote: [ -> ]No one will let them out. You gonna open the door to the lion cage?

some idiot will end up opening cages, either the crazy animal rights activists, sympathetic zoo keepers or people trying to eat them!

If you just opened the lock but left the door closed so that a nudge would open it, you could pretty easily open the animal cages....just incase anyone wanted to play out the 12 Monkeys film.

Maybe a zoo would make a good BOL,.. with resident guards

...and captive food...

could lions ect survive our winters

They already do...

Guy in america had his own private collection of lions,tigers,bears and wolves he set them gree before letting them kill him so its not that far fetched for someone to open the cages.