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@gozamos
saihara compulsive masturbater ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀christorian
- Como identificar vídeos de abuso de macacos - uma thread MUITO importante
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- Replying to @gozamos• Wearing clothes or diapers It isn't always a sign of abuse, but it isn't adequate! The use of clothes restrains their movements and may cause stress
00:00 - Replying to @gozamos• Walking on two legs This is a result of abuse. They're restrained by towels and even spanked. Monkeys DON'T walk on two legs naturally. TW: STRONG IMAGES!
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00:00 - Replying to @gozamos• Smiling or laughing Monkeys smile or laugh to show that they're uncomfortable and feeling threatened.
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- Replying to @gozamosNowadays, something that's common is videos of monkeys doing silly things: walking on two legs, playing with other animals, smiling, etc. But something that not everyone knows is that most of these behaviors come from abuse. In this Thread I'll list some of them:
GIF - Replying to @NTLTCGENESISIt probably lives in a park with many tourists that feed it. It's free but obesity is something to worry about
- It's not funny when you care about the abuse that happens behind the scenes
- Replying to @gozamosA good portion of the funny monkey videos are due to a lot of animal violence. Monkeys ARENT pets, and that violence ISN'T entertainment.
- Replying to @gozamosBesides the towels, they also use ropes to restrain the monkeys and force them to walk on two legs
- Replying to @AssFucker4000No, chimps must not smoke weed. To protect them, they can send the weed to me so I can destroy it
- Replying to @gozamosALL these videos of stories with little monkeys are results of abuse.
- Replying to @gozamos• Monkeys with other animals It's also not always, but most of the times it's abuse. Rabbits, dogs, and cats also suffer with these abuses. TW FOR THE SECOND VIDEO!
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