When wild humans are found in the wild, why are people using the word "rescue" from his/her animal families when they're actually kidnapping him/her?
When wild humans are found in the wild, why are people using the word "rescue" from their animal famillies when they're actually kidnapping him/her?
Why should humans protect wild animals? Why do humans hunt lions? Are humans being tamed by other animals? Why humans are so cruel on animals? Why are wild animals so unpredictable to humans while dogs and cats can be our pets? Why don't wild orcas attack humans? Why do some people hunt animals for pleasure? What wild animal is most friendly to humans? How can you tell if a kid is being kidnapped, rather than simply being carried away by their parents? Why are mountain gorillas hunted and killed by poachers? Are they endangered? Why are humans forced to do things? If someone is kidnapped and the kidnapper asks for a ransom, and say, the family doesn't have the money, where does it come from? Do we have any right to save an animal from other animal? Can we relate this to saving a human from other human? Why don't wild animals attack humans more often? We stink. Why would you want to adopt a rescued dog? Why do humans like petting animals so much? Imagine someone who has a predator as a pet since it was born. Even though the animal is not taught to be wild his predator instincts seem to be inherited. Have we as humans lost our animal instincts? What is it like to be kidnapped? How would a gang react if they learn that a member has secretly kidnapped someone for ransom and intends to flee with the money? What is the origin of the phrase 'Wild Wild West'? If you force somebody to go somewhere against their will, is that kidnapping? What's the difference between kidnapping and abduction? Do animals prefer a wild life or to be tamed? When a country agrees to pay a ransom, how is the money transferred to the kidnappers? What is it like to kidnap someone? Do animals have memory of harm done to them and can they take revenge on the harm? Do wild animals suffer immensely when hunted by a wild predator or are there mechanisms at work (such as adrenaline) that alleviate any suffering? How do people feel about the protection of wild animals? Do wild animals suffer immensely when hunted by a wild predator, or are there mechanisms at work (such as adrenaline) that alleviate any suffering? Is it okay to feed wild animals?