LANGKAWI: About 600 fish worth hundreds of thousands of ringgit have mysteriously died at Langkawi Underwater World.......(The Star, 26 Sept 2007)
In Bolehland, beasts are beasts. So who cares whether they live or die. The stories of dead animals in parks, sanctuaries, zoos and other so-called tourism attractions had became cemeteries for many animals.
These cruel deeds will not stop when there are humans who are willing to gain by caging the beasts. Once in a while there will be some big guns embarking on a mammoth project. The elephant sanctuary, the rhinoceros sanctuary, safari parks - many had failed, many beasts dead, much taxpayers' monies lost...but no one seems to learn. NO ONE!
Bolehland is the place where uncompetent people seem to take charge of such projects. People who have no interest of animals at heart. People who want quick profit from the beasts. And these people have the resources to cause hardship to many.
History will be repeated again and again. Check below some of the deads while in custodian in Bolehland.
The headline today - The Star 26 Sept 2007
600 fish dead! And few billion dollars?
Click to enlarge the table. Notice that some sanctuaries have more dead elephants - a case of incompetent and poor management?
Carelessness was the right word used in this article when the Rhinoceros santuary was enventually wiped out of the beasts.When are we going to learn that animals are best left alone in the wild?
When are we going to stop playing God?
