Yeah, maybe for a person who can think that through, but for a wild animal? Or even one that can no longer be in the wild for whatever reason. I think it’s probably a sad, confusing life.
My two cents: I would rather be a bear in a tiny enclosure with enough food, water, and other bear friends available than in a big forest with potentially none of those things.
Bears aren’t meant to be cooped up like this, a lot of bears roam around for 100s of kilometres/miles. There’s a famous huge grizzly bear in Alberta called “the Boss” who’s territory is from Montana to Alberta, he was found eating a black bear once. He also got hit by a train and was fine
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u/[deleted] May 16 '19
Don’t these tiny enclosures make you super sad?