https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d Preliminary Research en-us 2022-01-12 15:09:36 UTC 2022-01-26 14:53:43 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f923.png https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1989367945 Daisuke Wakabayashi a business reporter based in San Francisco believes that the video that was posted on the social media platform (YouTube) was very disturbing. According to the article (The New York Times) it states, " A giant python wraps its thick body around the neck of a puppy, which thrashes and squeals in panic. A baby monkey, trembling and screeching in horror, is poked, prodded and pinched inside a basket." In a way this shows that whomever was the one who recorded this video was willing to witness an innocent animal be strangled and killed. This had came surprising to me because even after a law was passed on animal abuse being illegal there are people out here that are willing to see an innocent animal suffer let alone upload it to a social media platform. What came as interesting to me was the amount of videos that can be found based on this topic. For example in the text it states, "all of those videos of animal abuse — and dozens more — were available on YouTube. Some of the videos have been on the site for years, viewed hundreds of thousands of times." This came as an interest to me because I genuinely wondered why/how people can find satisfaction on seeing an animal suffer. Reading the article something that had become troubling to me was the fact that in the article it mentions dog fighting and it states, "Lady Freethinker, which has exposed dog fighting rings in Chile and dog meat auctions in South Korea, said YouTube had ignored the group’s repeated flagging of animal abuse videos."]]> 2022-01-13 01:17:41 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1989367945 dejani0827 https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990599745 Phil Arkow is a Prolific author, inspiring educator, and violence prevention expert. AS well as a coordinator of the National Link Coalition (the National Resource Center) on The Link between Animal Abuse and Human Violence.research describes animal abuse as potentially indicative and predictive of interpersonal violence and as adverse experiences impacting human health as well as animal welfare. Abuse of companion and farm animals is often a component of intimidating behaviors utilized by perpetrators of intimate partner violence and child sexual abuse.Emotional abuse involving animals is one of the first indications of escalated and broadened physical violence toward family members. In all, 32.7% of survey participants with children reported that one or more of their children had witnessed threats to injure or kill an animal. An additional 24.5% had witnessed actual killing or injury.In one survey of New Zealand practitioners, a majority of respondents reported having seen cases of animal abuse within the previous 5 years and felt a strong ethical duty to deal with cases of animal abuse.the role of the veterinary professional in the prevention of abuse,the veterinarian's role as an advocate for animals' welfare has emerged in recent years moving beyond the treatment of injury and disease to include the recognition of, response to, and prevention of animal abuse.]]> 2022-01-13 15:24:49 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990599745 liyah0618 https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990626740 surprising: the zoos are mainly showing exotic animals is showing exotic

interesting : was that zoos know they are doing something bad but they dont wanna admit it
troubling  :  the animals are being held captive


Zoe Rosenberger has B.A. in Philosophy and Legal Theory from Hampshire College. And is also a M.A. student in philosophy at Columbia University , is saying how 

]]> 2022-01-13 15:36:07 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990626740 liyah0618 https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990628687 2022-01-13 15:36:59 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990628687 siara0320 https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990640388 This article is talking about there was a investigation team has carried out a nine-month undercover investigation into the most important zoos in Spain. Several activists have documented the life of enslaved animals in the zoos. Animals suffer in zoos. They get depressed, psychologically disturbed, frustrated, they harm each other, become ill, go hungry, and are forced to endure extreme and unnatural temperatures.]]> 2022-01-13 15:42:02 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1990640388 emilio0704 https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1992544549 Daisuke Wakabayashi a business reporter based in San Francisco believes that the video that was posted on the social media platform (YouTube) was very disturbing. According to the article (The New York Times) it states, " A giant python wraps its thick body around the neck of a puppy, which thrashes and squeals in panic. A baby monkey, trembling and screeching in horror, is poked, prodded and pinched inside a basket." In a way this shows that whomever was the one who recorded this video was willing to witness an innocent animal be strangled and killed. This had came surprising to me because even after a law was passed on animal abuse being illegal there are people out here that are willing to see an innocent animal suffer let alone upload it to a social media platform. What came as interesting to me was the amount of videos that can be found based on this topic. For example in the text it states, "all of those videos of animal abuse — and dozens more — were available on YouTube. Some of the videos have been on the site for years, viewed hundreds of thousands of times." This came as an interest to me because I genuinely wondered why/how people can find satisfaction on seeing an animal suffer. Reading the article something that had become troubling to me was the fact that in the article it mentions dog fighting and it states, "Lady Freethinker, which has exposed dog fighting rings in Chile and dog meat auctions in South Korea, said YouTube had ignored the group’s repeated flagging of animal abuse videos."]]> 2022-01-14 15:41:16 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1992544549 dejani0827 https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1992551228 2022-01-14 15:44:53 UTC https://padlet.com/liyah0618/k77z1li1lk24lo5d/wish/1992551228