Top 10 Animals with Black Air Force Energy (Casual Geographic)



Top 10 Animals with Black Air Force Energy (Casual Geographic)

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  1. Nah actually zooms are good for animals with defomities or born in captivity or animals that haven’t been taught how to hunt in the wild on their own cause if u put them around other animals in the sanctuary they will probably die or be killed by the other animals due to lack of experience

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  2. With weapons, or without… hmmm. Cheetah with hands. They're agile though so it would be a headache. Most birds, some snakes… Maybe some wild pig. As for with weapons, spears staffs, shields. Not guns… Most animals still. I'd probably be screwed at hippo though… actually that doesn't seem impossible. I'd just need to be a little fortunate.

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  3. 20:39 Birds like geese and other similar kinds will have these barbed tongues to get a better grip on the slimy flora and fish they catch. Make sure they won’t wriggle free before swallowing them. Since they don’t have teeth or talons to keep hold of them.

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  4. Zoos are a double edged sword, honestly. I’ve seen a cat in a 12’x12’ glass cage, walking in circles like it was slowly going insane. But on the flip side, it’s being able to see these animals up close that makes people care about them. Which in turn helps preservation efforts. So…yeah. Like all things in life, it’s not exactly black and white.

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  5. Oh no no no no, you don't beat a croc or gator by forcing its mouth open – ain't no man alive who can keep those jaws from closing. The muscles that open the mouth are much weaker, so it's a much safer bet to clamp it shut.

    Watch a video of a gator or croc relocation – they hold the jaws shut by hand until they can get some duct tape around them

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