You may have heard about Kendall Jones, the 19-year-old hunter who is making headlines for posting photos of herself holding weapons and posing with the exotic animals she has killed. If you find these photos offensive, one simple way to take action is to report the photos: Hover over each photo with your mouse, select the "Options" tab, then "Report," then "I think it shouldn't be on Facebook," then "Other," then "This advocates harm or violence or mocks injured victims." This will send the message to Facebook and the world that animals killed by hunters are victims and not to be mocked. (If the photo at the link has already been taken down, keep reporting other offensive photos until all are removed.) https://www.facebook.com/kendalltakeswild?sk=wall
She needs to be stopped!!!
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Facebook allows videos of beheadings and prisoners getting shot, I think they probably don't care about a girl posing with dead game she has killed.
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If only everyone in this world was as selfless and proactive as you.
Chellsie Blake Cooper What? Did you pull the teeth out of the zebra and implant them in your own mouth?
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Kaylen Hope Küenn Her forehead is bigger than Africa
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lol
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Kaylen Hope Küenn Her forehead is bigger than Africa
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lol
Yeah getting photos taken down wont solve anything, I hate what she's doing and surely some of these creatures are endangered or protected species. surely some kind of of legal action can be taken?
Watch the Louis Theroux program on canned hunting, it had the opposite effect, without it some animals would be far more endangered.
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Is this the girl who hunts in specialist hunting grounds that are actually increasing the numbers of endangered species?
Not my bag, and not something I would like to do, but there is lots of evidence that legal hunting, when done correctly, is a valid method of protecting wildlife and brings other benefits to poor areas.
Enjoy the ride on the bandwagon peeps!
Not my bag, and not something I would like to do, but there is lots of evidence that legal hunting, when done correctly, is a valid method of protecting wildlife and brings other benefits to poor areas.
Enjoy the ride on the bandwagon peeps!
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People can get tourist permits to hunt them.
She was on a legal hunting safari, I doubt there's any legal recourse. It's not like she was marching about the bush in a pith helmet, blunderbuss in hand massacring everything. Conservation, shock horror, involves controlling numbers. That means they occassionally need to kill animals.
I don't know much about the story, but I don't think shooting an endangered species could be considered helping it.
Agree with your point about legal hunting areas sometimes doing good to the environment though.
