/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>8475500
Wild Acres/Safari Adventures' manager will actually tell you that some of their baby tigers in the public handling events are as young as five weeks. USDA states the only safe time for them to be handled is weeks 8-12, effectively leaving a single month for them to be held by people. If you know what baby tigers look like at different ages, you can definitely tell some of them are in the safe range, but some are way too young to be handled. I don't think any of them -should- be handled by randos who pay a stupid amount of money for it, just saying what the USDA rules are.

Btw, if you link BCR videos, resident Kalahari defender tripfag will just come up with some rebuttal based on all the BCR conspiracy theory bullshit on the internet. They had shitty beginnings and they acknowledge that repeatedly on their website, but their activist campaigns are bad for private exotic animal businesses, so they have a ton of shit flung at them online. To the rest of the thread, don't buy into that.