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In Germany, local media are reporting that zoos are making contingency plans, including killing some of the animals, should the lockdown continue without a solution to their financial troubles.
Neumünster Zoo’s director has told Die Welt they have “listed the animals we will have to slaughter first” and said some may even have to be fed to others. But even such drastic plans would not be sufficient to solve the problem.
Verena Kaspari told the paper the step would be a last resort and “unpleasant”. She referred to the plight of the piscivorous animals and added: “If it comes to it, I’ll have to euthanise animals, rather than let them starve.”
Neumünster Zoo’s director has told Die Welt they have “listed the animals we will have to slaughter first” and said some may even have to be fed to others. But even such drastic plans would not be sufficient to solve the problem.
Verena Kaspari told the paper the step would be a last resort and “unpleasant”. She referred to the plight of the piscivorous animals and added: “If it comes to it, I’ll have to euthanise animals, rather than let them starve.”
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killing the animals, are they being advised by ferguson?
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I wonder if those at the top of the list have underlying health conditions
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 omg, how will they decide which animals to feed to which animals? |
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Well, of course, Angoose. Only the fat cats with diabetes and high blood pressure, those already on their death beds, will be killed and fed to the giraffes.
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They'll probably let them out, they might get knocked down by a bus.
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edy would feed some austrians to them if he could, even to the giraffes
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Austrians are a great source of protein.
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Greeks might want to call Merkel and ask if their bailout is still on the way
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