Miss Wiggle
Practically perfect in every way
bit of controversy for the new forum!!
http/news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6470509.stm
saw this on the news this morning, i just do not understand it at all.
i simply can't see the justification for putting it down..... what do you guys think?
I'll happily admit I don't know a massive amount about Polar Bears, but the only justification for not keeping him alive IMHO would be if they couldn't provide him with a decent home in which case yes it could be better to put it down humanley now rather than force it to live in unsuitable conditions. But I'm sure Polar Bears have been kept in captivity before and as such I don't think the above would count as a reason.
http/news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6470509.stm
saw this on the news this morning, i just do not understand it at all.
i simply can't see the justification for putting it down..... what do you guys think?
I'll happily admit I don't know a massive amount about Polar Bears, but the only justification for not keeping him alive IMHO would be if they couldn't provide him with a decent home in which case yes it could be better to put it down humanley now rather than force it to live in unsuitable conditions. But I'm sure Polar Bears have been kept in captivity before and as such I don't think the above would count as a reason.