Yes, at the zoo where I studied (there was no funding for a trip to the wild unfortunately despite my best efforts) the Gorilla's would turn their backs on the filtering humans because they had had enough of being watched and the noise was so loud. When I visited a Zoo in San Diego the Bonobo's looked stressed and were putting their hands to their ears because the noise was too much for them. I do not go to Zoo's anymore as I cannot bear the messages the animals send me. Most especially from the Orca's and dolphins in captivity.
I am sure you have a lot of questions. I did take questions a few posts ago. I may do this again soon. :)
Entrapment certainly is not the way for animals, I haven’t been to a zoo in well over 10 years myself. Which sadly means I haven’t seen some of my favorite animals in so long.
I’ll be sure to tune in for you next Q&A post. It’ll give me some time to think of good ones.
@daltono me too re visiting zoo's. The great thing about animal communication is you can connect with the animals directly and have a totally different viewpoint from their perspective. A worldview that is not overshadowed by the reductionist human mind. Please do - re questions.
I’m glad I found you on here. I look forward to your future posts.
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. 😀