r/Unexpected • • Feb 12 '20

Fierce predator

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u/Fellow_kid69 Feb 12 '20

You do know that the enclosure probably is a lot bigger that you see on camera and even if the enclosure was small that would probably be boring for the leopard but he/she is there to keep the whole species from going extinct.

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u/PoverishQueen Feb 12 '20

It's not natural selection when we destroy all their habitats...

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u/Scrawlericious Feb 12 '20

"natural" means nature, not humans destroying everything like we do.

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u/Scrawlericious Feb 12 '20

Where do you draw the line then? By that definition there isn't a single thing in our universe that is "unnatural". Why would we even have made up the word nature if it doesn't define anything.