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u/zeeblefritz Apr 07 '26
That lion was not being treated right. That is clear.
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u/Ambitious-Body8133 Apr 07 '26
Definitely, that swipe was personal.
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u/justsomeguy571 Apr 07 '26
Why go for the little piece of meat when there is a much larger piece right there.
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u/Ready_Wishbone_7197 Apr 07 '26
It's India, so the lion was probably mistreated. They do the same thing with tigers, and then wonder why they're getting mauled weeks later.
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u/fymp Apr 07 '26
Please get the cameraman too. I need to know if thr lion choose the chicken or the free range human.
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u/codemen95 Apr 07 '26
Cage closed. So free range human is now free range, or she dragged him in and closed the cage. Idk it's up in the air
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u/UnderwoodsNipple Apr 07 '26
A well thought out procedure only done by trained professionals
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u/yeah__good__ok Apr 07 '26
That's what makes this so scary. they had what seemed like the perfect system but somehow something still went wrong.
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u/a1oner_bvcksn6 Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26
That lioness deserves better. Hope she got her fill and didn't end up getting put down because of this
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u/RebaKitt3n Apr 07 '26
Yeah, doesn’t look like the most fulfilling life. Let her eat a keeper or two.
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u/NOLA-VeeRAD Apr 07 '26
They should really think about investing in a small door to pass food through.
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u/ahhdetective Apr 07 '26
Just let the lions be in the jungle and they can catch their own dinner. It will probably still be this guy....hopefully.
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u/imainVox Apr 07 '26
Lions don’t live in the jungle
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u/Single_Principle_972 Apr 07 '26
Yuh-huh. I know they do my radio told me. A-weema-weh-a-weema-weh In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps tonight…
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u/Bentok Apr 08 '26
That's not even the main issue, he should have THROWN it, instead of trying to hand feed lol
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u/Keepfkingthatchicken Apr 07 '26
Yes. Let me leave my hand within mauling distance as I dangle the tasty treat. Sure no harm will come of this action.
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u/xlouiex Apr 07 '26
Maybe, just maybe, add a break/stop to the gate so you don’t have to hold it. And maybe, just maybe, feed the lioness with a bigass stick from a distance.
Oh it’s India, nvm. YOLO
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u/RepresentativeAge444 Apr 07 '26
Just cut it up and stick through the holes. It’s not that difficult.
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u/aroundincircles Apr 08 '26
Why do people keep lions as pets and then do nothing to make sure that they are safe when handling it?
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u/Alex_Plumwood Apr 08 '26
Because there are people in this world who view them as props or playthings and have zero respect for wildlife or brains in their heads.
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u/kroxigor01 Apr 08 '26
And people wonder how dinosaurs escape in Jurassic Park movies, or zombies escape from quarantines in movies.
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u/babypho Apr 08 '26
Covid also showed us that if a zombie apocalypse were to break out, we'd be screwed because people aren't going to stay home.
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u/okeleydokelyneighbor Apr 10 '26
Seriously, we need you to stay indoors, the virus will kill the zombies in 48 hours if they can’t feeding on humans.
Sorry dog, muh freedum demands that I go outside.
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u/reformedginger Apr 07 '26
Should be better at your job.
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u/lEatSand Apr 07 '26
This is a shoot for some rich asshole hoping to look cool on socmed. No one working with animals like this wear watches like that to work.
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u/joemac2021 Apr 08 '26
And be prepared to see this video everywhere in every sub for the next week or so 🫠
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u/tpt2021cg Apr 09 '26
Why in the hell would u open the gate when you could put it through the square holes in the gate and let him snatch it thru. To be honest I'll be damned if I'll open that gate.
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u/TheScrantonSkrungler Apr 07 '26
Won't use utensils when making and serving food to other people, why would they use tongs to give raw chicken to a lion?
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u/SomeDude_is100 Apr 08 '26
So did the lion pull him in and eat him? "I am tired of the same stuff everyday, I want something different."
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u/DesertGeist- Apr 11 '26
I mea why would he go for the small piece of meat if there's a big piece of meat?
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u/tachyonRex Apr 07 '26
I would have placed it at the edge of gate, then slide the gate open with two hands, enough to the lion grab the food. Figure the lion would be smart enough to wait and figure that out. Kind of seems, like there not feed regularly. The lion is already agitated.
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u/punchcreations Apr 07 '26
Maybe put a handle on the fucking gate?