Is there anything more glorious?
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Wu Ming — 1 year ago(March 27, 2025 09:25 PM)
NZer March 28, 2025 06:18 AM
Member since March 21, 2017
Ha! Great video of clever octopus hitching a ride!
Not so far from where I live. I should get a drone!
YAH!…and please tell us when you open your new channel. ☼
I'll subscribe at once. -
Wu Ming — 1 year ago(March 28, 2025 06:27 AM)
cryptoflovecraft March 28, 2025 10:58 AM
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Member since September 3, 2017
Love the video. Smart octopus!
I'm still against hunting lions and question the argument that they're making.
Nevertheless, it'll continue anyway.
CoffeeMugShot March 28, 2025 12:23 PM
Reply to Crypt/Reply to me deleted.
Member since January 18, 2025
Agreed.
There is no justification for murdering lions.
I'm sure they could come up with other money raising ideas.
You new
CoffeeMugShot
🧦
PROBABLY
deleted your reply to me below yourself. ☻
However,
AFTER
the people can see what lions are good for, the hunt will stop (poaching).
Tanzania
Land of the Lion
(full docu, 24 mins)
"We used to hunt lions because we saw them as our enemies”, said Lazaro Ole Tekero, a Maasai community member, “but now we understand the benefits of these animals. We know that lions are important to the world, not just here. So as a community, we are proud to play this role in protecting and conserving them." -
Wu Ming — 1 year ago(March 28, 2025 11:06 PM)
CoffeeMugShot March 29, 2025 07:38 AM
Member since January 18, 2025
I doubt that would make the poaching stop.
Neither will the murder of lions since there are breeding farms where they have them born just so they can be murdered.
Humans are scum.
by /.ㅤ March 29, 2025 07:41 AM
Member since January 25, 2022
Have you ever tasted lion meat?
You can continue to eat your salad, you carrot killer.
🪓
And apparently you missed the docu above.
Here it is again, since that fool on the
shared account
/.
tries to interrupt every talk (again).
Tanzania Land of the Lion
(full docu, 24 mins)
"We used to hunt lions because we saw them as our enemies”, said Lazaro Ole Tekero, a Maasai community member, “but now we understand the benefits of these animals. We know that lions are important to the world, not just here. So as a community, we are proud to play this role in protecting and conserving them."
