Shocking New Zoo Program Invites You to Donate Pets—And Maybe Your In-Law!
So here’s one for you: a Danish zoo has boldly stepped into the unconventional by asking locals to donate their pets as lunch for their ravenous predators. Yes, you read that right — your neighbor’s guinea pig might just be the next meal for a European lynx! Naturally, this unexpected call to arms (or, uh, wings and paws) sparked a social media frenzy with people cheekily wondering if their “grown tired” in-laws or even the “naughty list” kids could be next in line. It’s a wild concoction of humor and reality, forcing us to question — how far would you go to feed a hungry lion? Dive into this tale of zookeepers imitating the wild food chain while sparking some rather amusing public reactions. LEARN MORE
A Danish zoo is asking local residents to donate their pets so that they can be their hungry predators‘ lunch special.
The request was met with wild responses as social media users began asking if they could donate their in-laws or even the children they had “grown tired” of.
“Are they taking children on the naughty list too? Asking for a parent (or two),” one asked online.
- A Danish zoo asked locals to donate pets to be the main course for their hungry predators.
- “The livestock we receive as donations are chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, and horses,” said Pia Nielsen, deputy director of Aalborg zoo.
- Naysayers called it a “sick invention.”
- Others asked if they could donate their in-laws or the children they had “grown tired” of.
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A Danish zoo asked locals to donate pets to be the main course for their hungry predators
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The Aalborg Zoo in Aalborg, Denmark, gave a shout-out to people raising small animals and said they could feed their “small pets” to the animals at the zoo.
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