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Top Answer out of 6 by dea_ex_machina on Apr 15, 2009 at 9:34 am Permalink
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drug them? hmmm.. I think they do that already
oh yeah. Perhaps we should combine that with herding goats. How often do you hear about out of control, drugged teen goat herders?
wow... that would make a fantastic sequel to the choldren's book: Heidi!
Answer 2 out of 6 by weareallhypocrites on Apr 15, 2009 at 10:23 am Permalink
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True. The chimp that tore that woman's face off had grown up from infancy with humans. Not domesticated though.
It's sad that we need those kind of reminders every now and then. It really amazes me when some couple is "shocked" that their 10 foot python decided that their baby was food.
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I don't know and I don't know. And I'm not testing to find out. :)
Answer 5 out of 6 by Suby the Coat on Apr 15, 2009 at 9:30 am Permalink
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Apparently so. But having seen a YouTube video of a group of hyenas circling in and driving three full-grown African lions away from a kill, I will leave the domestication to others. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch
They hunt as a pack. Lions actually fear them. But in the wild they must survive. I too have no intention of domesticating a Hyena, Jim.
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Yeah, I ran across a picture of guys in Kenya with hyenas on leashes. Spooky looking stuff.
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