Chris LXXIX
ArachnoGod
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Indeed, my friend from Alba. IndeedThat is actually a really good video for this situation
Not me. I fail to realize why people should be pissed off by that video. I love T's like everyone else, here. Started to keep those long time ago, in '92, as a teen. I always had dogs (not anymore today) and cats (four, at the moment... mommy and her three sons) around me.although i understand why some people would be pissed
People should be pissed off by those nasty, sadistic, voyeur (mostly Japanese, sadly) 'bug fights' videos, where they put, example, a Pelinobius muticus in a cold, no substrate plastic box, against a wasp, and something like that.
For the joy of a sick, morally corrupted and perverted, audience.
In this video, on the other hand, we have a man -- I assume is Italian, since on other vids title there's written perfectly Italian language -- living somewhere in a Central/Caribbean America nation. A man that, like me, has cats. A man that, like me, let his cats free to go out, thus not limiting their predatory skills.
The reason why my cats bring pidgeons and parrots to my door only, is because here in Lombardy (aside mines and very, very few others) we doesn't have native Theraphosidae wandering in our property.
Sure, being him I would had stopped that stuff but means nothing for that I'm an arachnid keeper, I know how to move around T's etc and this is something I can't expect, nor pretend, by the average man.
That's 'nature', pure 100% instinct, just like a lion hunts and kill, just like our T's ambush and predate a cricket, and nothing freaking else.
Anyway, since we are living in a 'politically correct' disgusting, deranged, no more traditional world, probably someone is pissed off lol
True. Still, nonetheless, safety for both, always.so yea, looks like my T's are more at risk of being chewed on by my cats than the other way around lol! really helpful stuff!
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