"They don't know how to curry favor." A message about sending a pair of peacocks to the front has disappeared from the Lipetsk Zoo's website and groups.
Lipetsk Zoo deleted the message about sending two peacocks to the territory of a “special operation” so that they would “brighten the soldiers’ everyday life.”
Previously "NeMoscow" Reportedthat a pair of peacocks were sent to servicemen of the 252nd Motorized Rifle Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces as part of the "Who, if not us" campaign.
"We hope that the beauty of these birds will brighten the soldiers' everyday life in battle." — the zoo staff calculated.
The news sparked a heated reaction on our Telegram channel: "And why do they need the birds?" "They don't know how to curry favor anymore. Poor birds." "Doesn't all this violate the Federal Law "On Responsible Treatment of Animals"? But what was I saying? The problem in Russia isn't bad laws, it's that no one enforces them." "And the peacocks are blue and yellow."
In the zoo's final post for this morning, фfrom animals. Under the motto: "Kindness is born here."
Photo: screenshot from the zoo’s VK page