Life and death and the jaguars of the mind (commentary)

Mongabay
Oct 23, 2017, 6:26 pm169 pts
In 1913, former President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt visited a remote part of Brazil, where he shot dead a wild jaguar. Posing for a photograph, he pulled back the jaguar’s lips to reveal its sharp fangs. “Its flesh, by the way,” he wrote, “proved good eating, when we had it for supper.”…

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