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Here's something I would never expect. A lion and a calf together, mother and...umm....Mother and uhh......something like that.

http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/wi ... oness.html

Thats an remarkable find.

The reason why it's so unusual to us is because wild animals act on instincts most of the time, if they see a prey they don't think twice about it; food is food.

But this actually breaks all the boundaries. Perhaps the animals are evolving?

there are more instincts than just to eat

That was only an example.

We'll just have to see how it all turns out. The mother could at some point say, "What the hell was I thinking....Oh well. NomNom!" or something like, "What the hell was I thinking....Oh well, I won't screw up with the next one. That's for sure."
The funny thing is that it thinks it's a lion. So, it has shown that it has the consistencies of a hunter. Oh dear....I hope it doesn't grow up to eat its young. O_o

Damn! Those scientist should have named the calf NomNom. I like that....It would have been perfect!

I remember that. The calf starved to death, and the lioness only started hunting after it died. She tried to "adopt" a few other calves but none lived as long as the first. They have no idea where the lioness is now. She disappeared one day and no one has seen her since.

Hey look guys....an oryx trapped in a lioness's body! So therian animals do exist!

Other scenarios:

A tigress nursing piglets. (Piglets in tiger stripped shirts)

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl= ... l%26sa%3DG

Scroll all the way down and read the real story. The zoo swapped the babies to attract people. The pig mother was also suckling tiger cubs. Thats absolutely horrible. Ethics aside, I cant imagine the damage done to piglets growing up on carnivore milk and vice versa.

MoonKit wrote:Ethics aside, I cant imagine the damage done to piglets growing up on carnivore milk and vice versa.

Won't hurt 'em as long as they get proper nutrition. Especially the pigs. Pig eat meat. Actually, they eat EVERYTHING.

Milk used to bottlefeed animals almost never comes from the same type of animal you're feeding. I've had to raise pups on bottles before. The milk for that comes from cattle.

Hell, the milk you drink comes from cattle. You're not a cow. Has anyone here been damaged somehow by drinking milk?

Set wrote:

MoonKit wrote:Ethics aside, I cant imagine the damage done to piglets growing up on carnivore milk and vice versa.

Won't hurt 'em as long as they get proper nutrition. Especially the pigs. Pig eat meat. Actually, they eat EVERYTHING.

Milk used to bottlefeed animals almost never comes from the same type of animal you're feeding. I've had to raise pups on bottles before. The milk for that comes from cattle.

Hell, the milk you drink comes from cattle. You're not a cow. Has anyone here been damaged somehow by drinking milk?

QFT.

I dunno: some people then to Bull their way through these forums, getting all E-mootional over things.

Some people ruminate the same thought over and over, and some try to be the big cheese, by claiming others are gouda for nothing. Then there are the folks who graze through topics, while others produce some cheezy jokes.

Like me. Pardon, are you gonna eat that alfalfa, or can I have it?

Set wrote:Hell, the milk you drink comes from cattle. You're not a cow. Has anyone here been damaged somehow by drinking milk?

Yeah but I wouldnt say human beings are very healthy creatures. Plus, isnt there an argument that breast fed babies turn out healthier and smarter then formula kids? I just worry because at the moment it is that ONLY thing that those baby animals are eating.