When Horror Movies Become Real Life (Nope)
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Moral of the story: Just because you love animals and nature, doesn't mean animals and nature have any cosmic obligation to love you back.
She was trying to replace her daughter that died in an accident. That whole situation was beyond screwed up. Her husband practically begged her to re-home Travis.
Knowing that a smile from a chimp is a sign of aggression that picture of the chimp holding the baby and smiling got a whole hell of a lot scarier.
For those who misunderstood, Moe didn't attack his owner. Other chimps did. Poor Moe was also traumatized after seeing what other chimpanzees did to Davis
The two scariest things about the Travis incident, at least for me:
The whole "the animals didn't go rogue, they went animal" always reminds me of "the water isn't 'shark-infested', that's their home. It's human infested."
Unlike the bear guy, Steve Irwin always had security and emergency support nearby.
The Moe story always makes me feel so sad for Moe. He was so scared, he was in freeze mode. They tried to do what was best for him, even kept visiting him. But Moe knew only humans and never knew chimp culture or witnessed their cruelty. Poor ape, he was traumatized that day too. 😢😔😣
I honestly don't know why people think owning a literal black airforce with thumbs is a good idea.
It's crazy that Jason Coates is the only one in these stories who made the sensible decisions yet he's the only one that got charged and served jail time.
Worst part about the Travis the Chimp incident?
I remember when roy got attacked by the white tiger. I had respect for Roy that he did not blame the animal. That Roy was pretty much dying and asking people not to hurt the tiger says a lot about Roy's character.
I feel so bad for Travis. What a miserable life. No other chimps near him, no real socializing, fed junk food, denied him the right to live like a normal chimp. It WAS inevitable and it WAS caused by Sandy. Took years of mistreatment that came to a brutal head. I’m so glad Charla survived.
Travis was a well behaved monkey until he reached adulthood and sexual maturity
Ngl I feel bad for Moe. Even though he was a chimp and therefore COULD kill his owner, he actually got a more healthy treatment and still loved what are basically his parents, so seeing them getting gored by his own kind and being unable to do anything is sad.
The entire moral of NOPE is “Don’t exploit dangerous creatures for entertainment and profit.” Even the horses in that movie back that up.
As psychology student I can tell you, raising a chimp as a human never ends well developmentally seeking. Just look at the problems Lucy had when returned to her own kind.
If you want to be really mad, look up the chimpanzee Lucy, who some 1960s "scientists" literally raised as if she were their human daughter. They taught her to dress herself, make tea, use silverware and furniture. When she became sexually mature, her psychotherapist "father" gave her a playgirl magazine to see if she was aroused by human men (she was). He then tried to introduce her to a male chimp, and she was terrified because she'd never met another chimp before.
I used to be a zookeeper, just reptiles and birds so no big mammals, but there's still a message that gets drilled into every new keeper: No matter how much you love the animal and no matter how much it seems to love you back, never turn your back on it
Missed a detail about the James St. Davis incident, particularly about Moe.