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So, I went to his Vine to get some background, hoping to find a proper explanation for him having this cub in what looks like his own home. I didn’t. In stead a found lots of videos of exotic, wild animals - most of them cubs - clearly kept as pets.

I am APPALLED! The fact that he was even able to get his hands on (literally) these animals makes me both sad and sick to my stomach! 

To everyone who sees this, know that it is cruel and wrong - refer to the above links for resources on the subject.  

Hanging out with Sabrina the snow leopard cub

Buddah Cats - KyleKahotek (Imgur)

Ahh I figured it out, for some reason I couldn’t find any option to upload an image earlier and I had to hard code an image link -  and that obviously didn’t go well xD

Here:

June is a good month.

(via Cosplay level 1000 - Imgur)

That’s actually not a bad look for him…

Also, nice legs. o.o;

These snowflake were caught on January 1st 2015 in Idaho, 8 miles west of Shoshone Falls. They are set between onyx and precision quartz lenses. The setting is all sterling silver. Snowflake Grade: 3mm A A Snowflake Cabochons - 10mm Onyx backs, 10mm precision cut quartz crystals Setting - Sterling Silver, with shepherd hook style ear posts. A Close Look At What Happens During Preservation A snowflake is collected either as it falls, or shortly thereafter. The snowflake and the preserving medium are cooled significantly below the freezing point of water to prevent melting during curing. The preserving medium is applied to the snowflake and permanently cured between two pieces of glass before being raised above melting temperature. At this point, the ice which formed the snowflake melts, but the now cured preserving medium retains the snow crystal form. The preserving medium does not allow liquid water to pass, but does allow water vapor to pass. Over time, the water naturally evaporates and dissipates through the preserving medium. After several weeks, only water vapor fills the preserved snowflake.