` on Nostr: I agree. Any family would likely desire this, but especially in cases involving wild ...

I agree.

Any family would likely desire this, but especially in cases involving wild animals, easing their suffering this way seems ineffective and lacking meaning over time. No justice can be achieved here, as no crime was committed; we merely witness the laws of nature at play when disregarded.

Even if it were to help (killing lions), I still believe the lives of lions matter more. It parallels killing humans born with deeply twisted minds, incapable of control, who committed wrong. We do not resort to killing them but isolate and treat them. Lions are already isolated by nature, and anyone who wishes to "treat" a lion should first attempt to turn it into a human being. The boundary / the laws of nature were crossed by a man, not lions. All accepted laws suggest leaving those lions be.

I hope that people around the family can provide them with more comfort.