It's always been like this here, the only new thing is that foreign press has started to take an interest in it.
They are especially fond of horses, and receive many old horses every year.
The new story reminds is a bit like the story a few years ago when there were too many giraffes in Odense Zoo and they decided to shoot one of them.
Children from local schools were invited to see it, and witness the dismemberment. Then it was fed to the predators.
Back then, the BBC and New York News Times wrote that we were intentionally exposing children to traumatic experiences and that the children would definitely be harmed by seeing something like that
Honestly, it was just a half tame zoo giraffe that was in surplus, not an endangered species.
There's nothing wrong with showing the kids how a giraffe is shot and afterwards they have an opportunity see what's inside it, we cant se anything wrong with that here.
It also makes sense that the animal is used as food for the predators.
By the way, they didn't want my ex-wife, they claimed she would cause lifelong trauma to even the most angry, hardy old lion they had.
