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ATAAC | Australian Teens Against Animal Cruelty - New New BOOKS!!

Feb 16 2010 by ATAAC

We've scoured the world for the latest and best animal books to get you motivated and involved or just point you in the right direction to leading a cruelty free lifestyle.

We're still waiting on another delivery from London, which we'll add as soon as they're here.

A few of our other books have sold out so give us a shout if you particularly want those books and we'll get them out to you as soon as they arrive.


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  • 25 Jul 2014
    What a revolting man
    Disgusted to find out that Gordon Ramsay was stupid enough to get a pet chimp. Chimp are not designed to be pets, like a human child a chimp needs 24hour attention, no human can approach this level of caretaking. There are other problems: constant messes, demanding feeding schedule and the natural need chimpanzees have for mental stimulation. Bear in mind, captive primates can live 50- 60 years. They become destructive and resentful of discipline. They can, and will, bite. Chimpanzee owners have lost fingers and suffered severe facial damage. As adults, chimpanzees have at least five times the strength of humans – too much for any pet owner to manage! Zoos usually refuse to accept pets because they tend not to fit into established groups. Historically, many pet chimps end up in medical research laboratories. — with Maloba Musa and 2 others.Timeline Photos
    Disgusted to find out that Gordon Ramsay was stupid enough to get a pet chimp. Chimp are not designed to be pets, like a human child a chimp needs 24hour attention, no human can approach this level of caretaking. There are other problems: constant messes, demanding feeding schedule and the natural need chimpanzees have for mental stimulation. Bear in mind, captive primates can live 50- 60 years. They become destructive and resentful of discipline. They can, and will, bite. Chimpanzee owners have lost fingers and suffered severe facial damage. As adults, chimpanzees have at least five times the strength of humans – too much for any pet owner to manage! Zoos usually refuse to accept pets because they tend not to fit into established groups. Historically, many pet chimps end up in medical research laboratories. — with Maloba Musa and 2 others.
 
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