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R B Garr

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9. That's good to know -- and appreciated that they are aware some people get

Reply to Siwsan (Reply #8)

Wed Aug 16, 2017, 07:41 PM

Aug 2017

uncomfortable watching the feedings.

This is such a wonderful resource. Bookmarking!

edit: found this on YouTube and looks like what we saw with them at the Safari park

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Looking into the eyes of a leopard [View all] Siwsan Aug 2017 OP

I think his eyes are advising his brain as to whether you are edible. The Velveteen Ocelot Aug 2017 #1

Maybe in a year, or two Siwsan Aug 2017 #2

They let the cheetahs out on a short walkabout with humans at the San Diego Wild Safari park. R B Garr Aug 2017 #3

That would be amazing! Siwsan Aug 2017 #4

It was absolutely thrilling. I was just going to edit about the cheetah's handler. R B Garr Aug 2017 #5

They run 2 live safari shows on the internet, every day Siwsan Aug 2017 #6

Thanks! I'll check it out. It sounds fantastic, the only thing R B Garr Aug 2017 #7

I know that a lot of people are bothered by the feedings Siwsan Aug 2017 #8

That's good to know -- and appreciated that they are aware some people get R B Garr Aug 2017 #9

my goodness that is an amazing bit of running rurallib Aug 2017 #10