In defense of Billy the Exterminator he does catch and release most of the reptiles and mammals that he catches and takes injured animals to a local wildlife sanctuary/hospital. He is a little extreme in his dress according to some people I guess.
I really miss Steve Irwin. He was the reason I first became interested in reptiles way back in the day. Now it's difficult to even catch a re-run of his old show. I just miss the way you could tell he was legitimately excited to be out there interacting with animals most people never got a chance to. It was like seeing a kid in Disneyworld or something. Nerdy as it is, I still actually keep up with Harriet's birthdays every year
If anyone doesn't know who Harriet is, go look her up, she's the bomb.
One of the only ones I'm okay with is Jeremy Wade. Even though the premise of his show is to catch a fish, he always lets them go (unless he's hunting with a local tribe that uses it for food) and he seems to actually respect the animals he's going after, even though they fall into the bracket of 'animals that are not cute and cuddly'. That one also does a better job than most of explaining that humans are the reason WHY the giant fish aren't common anymore.
He was a truly great Bruce. I visited his Australia Zoo before he got really famous, didn't meet him though, he must have been out wrestling crocs.
Chris
0.2.0 - T. marcianus (Binky, Esk), 1.1.0 - T. e. cuitzeoensis (Vlad, Lacrimosa), 1.1.0 - T. cyrtopsis (Vimes, Sybil), 0.1.0 - T. s. parietalis (Nobby), 1.1.0 T. radix (Lipwig, Adora Belle)
One of the only ones I'm okay with is Jeremy Wade. Even though the premise of his show is to catch a fish, he always lets them go (unless he's hunting with a local tribe that uses it for food) and he seems to actually respect the animals he's going after, even though they fall into the bracket of 'animals that are not cute and cuddly'. That one also does a better job than most of explaining that humans are the reason WHY the giant fish aren't common anymore.
I totally agree with this. I love that show even though I'm not very fond of fishing. I think what sets him a part is the overall tone of the show. I find that the show is more intended to educate about the species that he goes after than it is about the "hunt." I also like the way he seeks out locals and shares their experiences and stories with us. It's definitely not a "let's catch us some monster fish for the heck of it" attitude.
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thanks for pointing me in this direction i have applied to join and will now be able to follow just what is being done about those sickening roundup's and make some contribution to the campaign
I'm not actually a gynecologist...but i'll take a look.