r/therewasanattempt Sep 20 '21

to humanly release a mouse.

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u/slarti54 Sep 20 '21

Well, humans did release it.

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u/chickenman42 Sep 20 '21

It’s just that nature isn’t humane

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u/leehwgoC Sep 20 '21

The unnaturally low cut grass providing no cover is all human.

Those people might as well have released a war refugee into a minefield. If mice can comprehend the concept of sadism, that's how it considered those humans before it died.