[FEL-L] Big Cats: The dark side
Tim Stoffel
tim at lionlamb.us
Thu Sep 21 23:48:41 CDT 2006
On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 10:49 -0700, Jungletouch wrote:
> Gary,
>
> Here is the synopsis on the show.
>
>
> Big Cats: The Dark Side [G]
> Friday, September 29, 2006, at 06P
> Cats are well adapted for hunting down their victims in different
> environments, from dense rainforest to the dry African savannah, and
> have a large armoury of tools to execute the perfect kill. Lions are
> tactical cats and hunt together in prides, the leopard is a solitary
> stalker taking its prey by surprise; a jaguar's jaw has immense
> crushing power and the cheetah, built to kill at top speed. See the
> darker side of big cats!
What a shameful way to describe cats. Hunting, killing and devouring
prey is definitely not on 'the dark side'. This is what they do. The
only dark side to this is that most cats hunt at night.
Remember that next time you are enjoying a hamburger. A cow was killed,
cut up, the pieces widely distributed and devoured by humans all over.
it's just that we have systemized the process so much that we have a hrd
time remembering that burger was once a cow. And, no one I know thinks
of a 'dark side' when eating a hamburger!
Glad to be a carnivore at heart!
Tim Stoffel
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