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Yup, they were putting salmonella on salad bars at local restaurants!
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If you say "beer can" in an English accent, it sounds like you're saying "bacon" in a Jamaican accent.
No, their spines can't handle the weight of saddles (and especially not the person sitting on them). Riding elephants is awful and incredibly harmful to their backs. Given how unexpectedly weak their spines are, basically any elephant outside of a zoo gets fucked over a bit. So I'm pretty sure a fair bit of elephants have some problems with domestication.elephants are surprisingly okay with being tamed by humans
Oh no, I know they're super not happy with having people ride them, but they get along with humans surprisingly well. Once an elephant has adjusted to being around people they're very docile and even playful. It's even been shown in studies that elephants can actually develope very close attachments with humans very easily. It's been nited that elephants in zoos are very gentle and affectionate with the people that care for them.No, their spines can't handle the weight of saddles (and especially not the person sitting on them). Riding elephants is awful and incredibly harmful to their backs. Given how unexpectedly weak their spines are, basically any elephant outside of a zoo gets fucked over a bit. So I'm pretty sure a fair bit of elephants have some problems with domestication.
Yes, but do they give head?Oh no, I know they're super not happy with having people ride them, but they get along with humans surprisingly well. Once an elephant has adjusted to being around people they're very docile and even playful. It's even been shown in studies that elephants can actually develope very close attachments with humans very easily. It's been nited that elephants in zoos are very gentle and affectionate with the people that care for them.