Tourists in Thailand have no idea they shouldn't be doing this

http://theweek.com/articles/554153/tourists-thailand-have-no-idea-shouldnt-doing

Tigers don't like us. When humans approach, their raw instincts tell them to flee or claw our faces off. This is perhaps a wise reaction since our species has wiped out 97 percent of the world's tiger population in the last century.

But in Thailand's western hills, there's a place where nature's code is inverted and tigers will tolerate wave after wave of unfamiliar humans. Here, foreigners arrive by the busload to briefly enter a fantasy world where tigers resemble benign Disney characters instead of the apex flesh-eating predators they really are.

This article, by Patrick Winn, originally appeared at GlobalPost.

Something along the same lines could be said about any animal that we have tamed, domesticated or imprisoned.

What like cats?

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Many of these animals are drugged, including Elephants, Yabba comes to mind