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purelife

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« on: Jul 24 08 10:40 »

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This is so sad. It was on CNN last night. Here's the clip.

http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/us/2008/07/23/mizutani.hi.turtle.love.khon


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« Reply #1 on: Jul 24 08 10:57 »

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Not sure if the male really grieve her, but definitly sad and disturbing. Thanks for the link PL.


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Disturbing indeed. I don't know why anyone would want to kill a turtle. It goes to show that animals have emotions too.


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Turtle soup? Very expensive. A delicacy for the snobs, actually it is probably very bland if you eat it everyday, but don't ask a snob to have emotion or respect.

I don't know about turtles, but elephants definitly have emotions and even a "religion" since they honoured their ancestors in cemeteries, which is quite amazing.