Untamed (Kokology #18)

When you see a tiger or leopard at the zoo, you can’t help feeling it looks a little tame, as though something in its wild nature has been lost. Even huge creatures like elephants or grizzly bears seem diminished when they’re locked up in a cage.

That may be the reason safari parks have become so popular. The impact of seeing wild animals is so much greater when you can watch them in their natural state, and the thrill is that much more when only a thin car window stands between you and a hungry lion.

You are on a safari park tour, following the road through the open savanna. A short distance from the trail, you see a lion and lioness feeding, hungrily tearing at and devouring hunks of raw meat. What are you thinking as you watch this scene of untamed savagery?

Answer Key (click link below)

A Safari tour allows you to observe dangerous wildlife from a safe and protected distance, and the lions feeding represent a scene of natural forces unleashed. Your reaction to the scenario shows how you reacted (or would react) on seeing an adult video for the first time. What was your response?

“Wow! Look at them go! Hey, I’m getting a little hungry too.” That doesn’t take much interpretation, does it?

“I don’t want to watch that— it’s disgusting.” Nobody said it was going to be pretty.

“I’m scared.” It’s natural to be a little bit frightened, but you’re safe as long as you stay on this side of the glass.

“Oh, give the poor things some privacy.” You’re truly a decent person, but are you sure you don’t want to watch just a little bit longer?