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Wildlife as Pets: Reshaping Public Perceptions through Targeted Communication
Keeping wildlife as pets has become an increasingly normalized idea in domestic settings. Whether compelled to rescue or adopt wildlife, humans continue to seek interactions with wild animals as pets. Often, this forced coexistence can lead to unforeseen and unfortunate consequences for both humans
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