Some beautiful animals cannot and should not be domesticated. If that weren't true, though, which wild animal would you want to domesticate and have as a pet?
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Koala Bear
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A raptor.
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A great white shark.
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It would have to be one of the many members of the cat family. Ocelot, cougar, leopard, lion...I think they are all so beautiful.
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A white tiger
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A gorilla. They have very intense facial features and look so cute with little baby gorillas hanging off their backs!
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Either a Panther or a Wolf
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My brother was asking me this morning whether, if they were trained up and tame, if i would take a pet kangaroo over a boa constrictor. That said, probably a tiger, or one of the smaller large cats. they're all so beautiful. Sometimes you can find housecats with snow leopard-like markings, I just doubt i can find one at a rescue when I have my own house.
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On the one hand, I like and admire the Bengal Tiger, but my small apartment would not be good for them, and they eat more than I could afford ... so how about some of the very venomous snakes, like the King Cobra, a few of them would make excellent guards (if they could be domesticated AND trained), and they eat & drink very little.
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King Cobra, Wolf or a Tiger
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A cougar.
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i had a pet wolf but she bit a toddler and they had to put her down...
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Fact from fiction, truth from diction. If I were to be able to keep safe and healthy any wild animal it would be: 1. A Anaconda 23 feet plus 2. Bengal Tiger. 3. Orca (don't know how or where I would keep that. 4. White Rhino 5. A California Condor
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Southern flying squirrels, a little known animal though common in southern hardwood forest. My wife and I raised three orphans to adult hood.They were kept in a large cage on our boxed in back porch and we cared for them carefully, nest boxes, proper nutrition,and plenty of room to play.They lived at least ten years while we had them then we donated them to a large zoo and as far as I know were still living long after wards
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Black Leopard :)
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