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Originally Posted by enigma200316
I will site some at a later date as I have been consuming some beverages that make research hard to do at the moment. 
thats exactly why you should not have wrote what you did..........are you flipping kidding me!!!!! then all humans that are captive bred and we all are, and we all carry parasites and some pathogens shouldn't be released into the wild then either.........were all animals and if we can reproduce with help might add why can't any other animal be given the same chance...........thats my opinion, oh and btw I've been eating a lot of chips tonight so pay no attention to my ranting............... |
Nope not kidding in the slightest. And chips go right to your thighs.
The drinks, just effect my concentration. But just for you, heres some
Silent Research, just for you!
Think about what you feed your "captive"
Only under some provisions should animals be released back into the wild. The Massasauga Recovery Team wanted to release EMRs close to an area they were removed from (windsor area/'development over hibernation sites). Although they were successful at preventing pathogen infestation, the governing bodies thought it was dangerous to release EMRs into the wild (eventhough they were collected 2 kms away
To say what I wrote is a rant is a laugh compared to what you wrote. (
Reading will get ya everytime)
Disease and pestilence cant
spread...can it??
Heres a another actual quote of mine...
Should I breed my aspidites and send them to the threatened part of their range???
Its required reading for rebutals....
p.s dont pack up your ball and go home.