Wholesome video of chimpanzee babysitting "abandoned" tiger cubs goes viral, but also exposes reality of the exploitation of wild animals

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    scovery Family A male orangutan at the Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina observed caretakers bottle- feeding tiger cubs and now mimics their care for the young big cats.
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    youronlysourceofserotonin 1d Meet this cute orangutan, his name is Suria, and he adores caring for abandoned tiger cubs. It so happened that in the Myrtle Beach Safari Preserve, South Carolina, three tiger cubs were left without a mother. They never knew maternal care and love, but help came to them unexpectedly.
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    One day, the reserve's staff found an orangutan surrounded by three orphaned tiger cubs. The primate played with them, held them in his arms, hugged and stroked them. Everyone was very touched by such a manifestation of such care. And eventually, he also began to feed them with milk from a bottle
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    tay.quierooo0 1d What in the Life of Pi is happening here
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    einekleinenikki 1d Places like the myrtle beach safari need to stop going viral. They keep and breed animals in captivity and have them as attractions for influencers to post pics with and it's disgusting. They do nothing for wild animal conservation and rehabilitation ②
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    m.durfee 18h As cute as this is, any unaccredited "safari" or "sanctuary" is not providing adequate care for its animals. Even placing these species together, who would never interact in the wild purely for views, shows their lack of dedication to true animal husbandry and welfare. Their only concern is profit by pushing "cute" videos like this, with no regard to animal safety
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    rockymountainvintagetoo 16h Why are there so many baby tiger cubs there? Sounds like they're turning them for profit.
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    mannybritt 1d Not thrilled about these animals in captivity in a commercialized space but that is cute
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    tmi_darktower 1d Abandoned tiger cubs in South Carolina?
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    its_juste_jenny 20h This is Doc Antle's park. He is under investigation for many violations. Do not promote his park! The animals are not well taken care of behind the scenes. Always question why places have a supply of baby animals. Tigers only breed every few years in the wild. DO NOT PAY TO PET WILDLIFE!
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    miamirealtorchic ❤ 18h Don't be fooled by this cuteness _these creatures are not happy. Captivity is not conservation, and no zoo enclosure can replicate the freedom and complexity of the wild. What you're seeing is survival, not a life of fulfillment. We must do better!!
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