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i agree that some could easily take zoo behavior as taking advantage of the less intelligent, as most people are smarter than animals. Then again, there are those who are just dumb as a post.Felicia4411 said:I guess I can see how you could argue that it is taking advantage of ignorance. It just seems to me that these animal are naturally inclined to do this. In most cases the person didn't try to trick the animal into doing it, the animal just came and did it out of the blue. So I can't see how letting the animal do what it is naturally inclined to do is harming it in any way.
As limited as it is, it has been my experience that the animals honestly do come to the person and did what came/comes naturally. Pardon the pun. There is no harm done to the animal. In fact, there could very well be more harm to the person involved. Thank You for putting it so gracefully.