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I'm with you on economists. ...not following all the way to lions. The list of reasons for a lion's fence to be high & strong enough to hold a lion, presumably
by dalbasal 3y ago
I'm with you on economists.
...not following all the way to lions. The list of reasons for a lion's fence to be high & strong enough to hold a lion, presumably, has more than just "lawyers" on it.
Kiwis are strange though, who knows. Maybe reduced liability reflects in large carnivore caging more directly than in places with cultural aversions to getting eaten.