Tiger King documentary on Netflix
Even though this is another over-long docu-series.... it is super fascinating and very entertaining. It involves a guy who owns a zoo in Wynnewood Oklahoma which I have visited a few times. It's a really neat place actually (but that's a different discussion thread). The documentary involves murder, country music, polygamy, cults, meth, tigers, feeding body parts to animals, spoiled meat, and so much more. It's actually a little insane. :-p
I remember when I first went to the park and did the guided tour with Joe Exotic that he seemed a little unhinged probably....
Here is a trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acTdxsoa428
I remember when I first went to the park and did the guided tour with Joe Exotic that he seemed a little unhinged probably....
Here is a trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acTdxsoa428


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCgz9915wHw
Edit: YouTube embeds don't seem to be working. Sorry.
This was my main problem with the show. They don't linger on any animal abuse and the focus really is on the people for the most part but you know these animals are not living they way they're supposed to. The shot of them pulling the tiger cub away from the mom under the bars was pretty painful to watch. For whatever its worth, I have a huge sensitivity to mistreating animals but didn't have any issue finishing the show other than holding that much more against some of the people in it.
Mistreatment of people on the other hand...
I mean there are parts where they say they can't feed them and Joe doesn't care, their cages are filled with mud, and they're splitting up the wal mart meat they normally use at like 1/10th the rate they normally give them. It's not exactly rosy conditions in the park during a lot of this.
Does anyone think Carol Baskin is innocent?