THE FARM Ah, childhood, where zoos and feeding animals sounds like a magical mystery tour of delight and wonder.
Nothing could be more wholesome and pure than connecting with nature and animals and understanding the circle of life, right? Wrong dead wrong...at least in the case of one forever-traumatized boy at the Tennessee Safari Park.
This poor little dude was probably psyched up to sit in the car and feed some llamas while surrounded by his mom, dad, and little brother. Bonding time is important for families after all. Feeding llamas probably still seemed so great when little brother was gleefully leaning out the window with his bucket of food, placidly feeding one of the hairy beasts in question.
But as you will see, the experience was absolutely not the ideal for big brother.
In the video, the camera pans over from the pleasant part of the feeding to reveal a horror movie starring an aggressively hungry lama and one sobbing kid. And despite my better judgment, the whole thing is hysterical.
Now, I usually dont hold any truck with laughing at the pain of others, but I couldnt help laughing my guts out when I saw this kids face. (And no, I dont feel good about it.) To make us feel better for enjoying this childs personal horror movie, lets just say that its also important to have a healthy respect for nature and wild animals.
Nothing could be more wholesome and pure than connecting with nature and animals and understanding the circle of life, right? Wrong dead wrong...at least in the case of one forever-traumatized boy at the Tennessee Safari Park.
This poor little dude was probably psyched up to sit in the car and feed some llamas while surrounded by his mom, dad, and little brother. Bonding time is important for families after all. Feeding llamas probably still seemed so great when little brother was gleefully leaning out the window with his bucket of food, placidly feeding one of the hairy beasts in question.
But as you will see, the experience was absolutely not the ideal for big brother.
In the video, the camera pans over from the pleasant part of the feeding to reveal a horror movie starring an aggressively hungry lama and one sobbing kid. And despite my better judgment, the whole thing is hysterical.
Now, I usually dont hold any truck with laughing at the pain of others, but I couldnt help laughing my guts out when I saw this kids face. (And no, I dont feel good about it.) To make us feel better for enjoying this childs personal horror movie, lets just say that its also important to have a healthy respect for nature and wild animals.
