Re: i'm not sure, fragmentation bullets is the term the article used.
Brian Send a noteboard - 28/11/2009 04:32:37 PM
all i know is the result was lots of little bits of metal that made it dangerous for the veterinarians to do surgery on the bear.
I just don't understand why the hell a tranq gun wasn't available/used. The only reason I can think of why it wouldn't was if for some strange reason the police were closer to the bear than a keeper, vet, or available tranq. Which doesn't make sense to me unless the zoo has in-house policemen patrolling.
I just don't understand why the hell a tranq gun wasn't available/used. The only reason I can think of why it wouldn't was if for some strange reason the police were closer to the bear than a keeper, vet, or available tranq. Which doesn't make sense to me unless the zoo has in-house policemen patrolling.
Ahh, gotcha. I hadn't really heard them called fragmentation bullets before. I guess it's just an example of the news people dumbing terms down as much as possible for their articles.
As for the rest, that's exactly what I thought as well. It makes no sense to me why a police officer would be there before the zookepers. And if they had an inhouse policeman, then why did he not either carry a tranquilizer gun, or have easy access to one? The situation just kinda stinks and seems like it really should have been avoidable if people had been doing their jobs properly.
Idiots at Zoos make me feel bad for the animals.
- 27/11/2009 06:36:01 PM
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By fragmentation bullets do you mean hollow points?
- 27/11/2009 06:47:59 PM
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Doubt it. Frangible ammunition shatters to spread out. Hollow point expands to make 1 big hole
- 27/11/2009 07:56:46 PM
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Re: Doubt it. Frangible ammunition shatters to spread out. Hollow point expands to make 1 big hole
- 27/11/2009 08:26:24 PM
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i know little to nothing about ammunition, but that does not make me a moron.
- 27/11/2009 09:46:44 PM
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i'm not sure, fragmentation bullets is the term the article used.
- 27/11/2009 09:56:50 PM
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Re: i'm not sure, fragmentation bullets is the term the article used.
- 28/11/2009 04:32:37 PM
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What are you saying?
- 27/11/2009 07:16:52 PM
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I think it's pretty obvious
- 27/11/2009 08:06:48 PM
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out of curiousity
- 28/11/2009 02:22:32 AM
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So a situation that is "fun" for a bear but leaves a person dead is better than both surviving?
- 27/11/2009 07:48:00 PM
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Re: So a situation that is "fun" for a bear but leaves a person dead is better than both surviving?
- 27/11/2009 07:55:02 PM
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It would have been a real shame if the policeman had "missed" once. 
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- 28/11/2009 04:20:28 AM
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- 28/11/2009 04:20:28 AM
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