Ron Magill

You know, happy is a hard term to interpret when it comes to animals. I think many of those animals are physically healthy, yes, but I don't think it's normal. Tigers are solitary animals. It's not normal to see 10 tigers in one pen. No, it's not a kumbaya thing where they think, oh, look, we're all one happy family. We're all brothers and sisters. I love you. I love you.

I don't think that is normal. I think at the end of the day, that puts a stress that might not be easily seen by a layperson, but the animal is stressed that way. There'll be scenes in this thing, if you haven't seen them yet, where these animals get in some pretty brutal fights. That is not acceptable. That's just not acceptable. So people need to get that out of their heads.

I don't think that is normal. I think at the end of the day, that puts a stress that might not be easily seen by a layperson, but the animal is stressed that way. There'll be scenes in this thing, if you haven't seen them yet, where these animals get in some pretty brutal fights. That is not acceptable. That's just not acceptable. So people need to get that out of their heads.

Again, there are some legitimate sanctuaries that are doing a good job of rescuing cats from places like this guy's place. You know, when they get confiscated and there's no place to put them, there are places that are taking them in and doing the right job and protecting them.

Again, there are some legitimate sanctuaries that are doing a good job of rescuing cats from places like this guy's place. You know, when they get confiscated and there's no place to put them, there are places that are taking them in and doing the right job and protecting them.

But I would have to say the majority of people in this country who are keeping lions and tigers and similar types of animals in their backyards are as quote-unquote sanctuaries are not sanctuaries. They're exploiting these animals to make money.

But I would have to say the majority of people in this country who are keeping lions and tigers and similar types of animals in their backyards are as quote-unquote sanctuaries are not sanctuaries. They're exploiting these animals to make money.

Oh, yeah? You're going to give me a snowball? Take this! How about that?

Oh, yeah? You're going to give me a snowball? Take this! How about that?

And that's a grackle that's trying to harass it and just being annoying like many birds can be sometimes. But that's a baby copy bar, which is really cool. It's the world's largest rodent found in, you know, tropical America and actually eaten by many people because they consider it a delicacy.

And that's a grackle that's trying to harass it and just being annoying like many birds can be sometimes. But that's a baby copy bar, which is really cool. It's the world's largest rodent found in, you know, tropical America and actually eaten by many people because they consider it a delicacy.

A big adult, over 50 pounds. Oh.

A big adult, over 50 pounds. Oh.

I think the point is, what are you doing out at 4 a.m. in New York?

I think the point is, what are you doing out at 4 a.m. in New York?

My guess is that he just doesn't sleep because I get texts from him and emails from him at 3.45 a.m. I don't know what that is.

My guess is that he just doesn't sleep because I get texts from him and emails from him at 3.45 a.m. I don't know what that is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They're called a frog mouth. You know, it's a. Yeah, it opens its mouth. The beak is actually very small. The keratin part of the beak is very small. They blend in with trees really well. That's not a good example because he's on a fence post right there. But they just will stay totally still on the top of a tree or a fence post, something like that. And they look like a piece of wood.