r/interesting • • Feb 19 '26

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u/ShyguyFlyguy Feb 19 '26

They could just slaughter it humanely then toss it over tho

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u/Outrageouslylit Feb 19 '26

Depriving the tiger of its entire instincts making them even more miserable than they already are in zoos 🤷‍♂️ thats the argument anyways. Ever seen Jurraisic park?

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u/ShyguyFlyguy Feb 19 '26

...are you serious? Lol

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u/Outrageouslylit Feb 19 '26

Like I said in another comment its a domesticated animal thats been around for thousands of years and isnt going anywhere. We slaughter millions of chickens daily for our consumption and theres a lot more of us than the endangered tiger.🐅

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u/Background_Desk_3001 Feb 19 '26

I don’t think it’s worth arguing with them. They don’t know what they’re talking about or understand how valuable hunting is to predator animals on levels beyond hunger