(June 1, 2016 at 12:35 pm)Chad32 Wrote: Well my rationale is that if the animal isn't actively torturing the kid, then maybe take nonlethal action. We don't know what's going through the gorilla's mind. I don't like the idea of killing something because "maybe", or "what if".
The gorilla can intentionally or unintentionally crush that kid in a second. Somehow I doubt you'd think it was worth the risk if it was your loved one out there....
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