A Blog designed for discussion of topics related to, but not limited to, Circus, Zoos, Animal Training, and Animal Welfare/Husbandry. Sometimes opening up the dialog is the best starting point of all. And if for nothing else when people who agree and don't agree, get together and start discussing it, it will open up a lot of peoples minds. Debate and discussion even amongst themselves opens a window where there wasn't one before.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
For Ian
The leopards back feet up on the thin railing of the wagon, in addition to being unnatural, I would assume also uncomfortable, is what always aroused my suspicion of the picture, as well at the usage of "Cheetah."
dunno, Wade, I still can't imagine why they would go to the effort. If you enlarge the picture, there are actually two tethers to the collar. One going to each side of the cart. Why would a retoucher add a detail that couldn't be seen unless it was enlarged multiple times? And, who would even have the capability of seeing the enlargement?
Anyway, Wade, I was thinking last night, that your blog is possibly the largest collection of animal related information on the Internet. If there is ANY other site that covers the spectrum that you do, I've certainly never heard of it. Quite an achievement, I'd say.
Ian, What else in life is as important as animals, besides the air that we breath. If there is anything more fascinating then animals, I sure haven't' found it yet.
The leopards back feet up on the thin railing of the wagon, in addition to being unnatural, I would assume also uncomfortable, is what always aroused my suspicion of the picture, as well at the usage of "Cheetah."
dunno, Wade, I still can't imagine why they would go to the effort. If you enlarge the picture, there are actually two tethers to the collar. One going to each side of the cart. Why would a retoucher add a detail that couldn't be seen unless it was enlarged multiple times? And, who would even have the capability of seeing the enlargement?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, Wade, I was thinking last night, that your blog is possibly the largest collection of animal related information on the Internet. If there is ANY other site that covers the spectrum that you do, I've certainly never heard of it. Quite an achievement, I'd say.
Ian
Ian,
ReplyDeleteWhat else in life is as important as animals, besides the air that we breath. If there is anything more fascinating then animals, I sure haven't' found it yet.
Wade