what will happen to the animals in captivity if we all die?

[Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...]

aren't more than half the tigers left in zoos? what if the big one comes and wipes us all out? who will let them all out? what about seaworld?

[Basarab Laiota]

they will go "bark bark bark bark" and fly away

[Good Night Owl]

The same thing that happened to some of my family's chickens when we had to evacuate our home during hurricane Irene.

[Kobs]

Well.... no one would care if we ALL die lolll

[vkobe]

Originally posted by Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:

aren't more than half the tigers left in zoos? what if the big one comes and wipes us all out? who will let them all out? what about seaworld?

silk worm going to die

other animals will go feral

we have feral horse like mustang

cat in australia

[Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...]

Originally posted by vkobe:

australia

I FORGOT ABOUT THE CANE TOADS!
with humans gone, who will club them to death!?

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Take a wild guess.

[steven1mac]

Most will die with a week or 2 from starvation. There might be a few that might escape, but it is unlikely there will be enough to create a sustainable population, assuming they could survive the local climate without assistance.

[ktulu84]

dont worry, I will free them all before i die

[De Hollandse Ezel]

if they escape.. some will live on.. if not well death duh..

***most zoo annimals likely will die out.. even if they escape they mostly have to small populations to produce fertile offspring.. thats why zoo's have breeding programs.. and exchange annimals..

our pets. well dogs and cats proved they can survive fine without humans.
our farm annimals.. different story..

sheep will be absolutely bodywiped. balls of fat and flesh.. they cannot survive on their own at all.

pigs.. have shown ability to wilden but only in enviroments not already adapted to them.. but well being omnivores and not picky eaters.. I can see pigs survive in the wild in some form..

chickens, likely will get absolutely bodywiped at first.. given how even 1 fox can kill of an entire flock.. and the absence of roosters.. but with their massive numbers I can see some adapt and return to the old tricks of sleep in treetops and such.. aka regain their natural behavior.

goat.. well goat are never really tamed.. they demolish anything escape anything and eat anything.. goat be fine.

cows.. some cattle will most definityly survive.. but much of our presentday breeds are bred for maximum milk/meat output but not that suited to survive in the wild.. so there will be a lot of dying off.. the older races/ herritage races most likely have more chance to survive than modern races.

horses most likely be fine...

annimals that will see a massive reduction in numbers are annimals that depend on human cities..
**rodents like mice and rat
**birds like seaguls, doves
**insects like cockroach, silverfish, paperfish, etc

those will see massive reductions in their numbers.

[DOOMGIRL69]

https://youtu.be/EWXdTwFHETA

[NeutronVortex]

Some dude name Ezekiel will somehow survive the global apocalypse, set all the animals free, become friends with a tiger named Shiva and declare a new kingdom with himself as King.

[qb]

they will start eating the owners or sofa or some other until starvation.

[ナルゴ]

RULES OF NATURE

[Evil Masses]

Eat the weak, only the strong will survive.

[vkobe]

Originally posted by De Hollandse Ezel:

if they escape.. some will live on.. if not well death duh..

***most zoo annimals likely will die out.. even if they escape they mostly have to small populations to produce fertile offspring.. thats why zoo's have breeding programs.. and exchange annimals..

our pets. well dogs and cats proved they can survive fine without humans.
our farm annimals.. different story..

sheep will be absolutely bodywiped. balls of fat and flesh.. they cannot survive on their own at all.

pigs.. have shown ability to wilden but only in enviroments not already adapted to them.. but well being omnivores and not picky eaters.. I can see pigs survive in the wild in some form..

chickens, likely will get absolutely bodywiped at first.. given how even 1 fox can kill of an entire flock.. and the absence of roosters.. but with their massive numbers I can see some adapt and return to the old tricks of sleep in treetops and such.. aka regain their natural behavior.

goat.. well goat are never really tamed.. they demolish anything escape anything and eat anything.. goat be fine.

cows.. some cattle will most definityly survive.. but much of our presentday breeds are bred for maximum milk/meat output but not that suited to survive in the wild.. so there will be a lot of dying off.. the older races/ herritage races most likely have more chance to survive than modern races.

horses most likely be fine...

annimals that will see a massive reduction in numbers are annimals that depend on human cities..
**rodents like mice and rat
**birds like seaguls, doves
**insects like cockroach, silverfish, paperfish, etc

those will see massive reductions in their numbers.

we have example pablo escobar hyppo in colombia they were only 4 before 1990 and now they are 170 in 2024