Mountain Lion Attacks Boy

A 5-year-old boy was attacked by a mountain lion near a Calabasas neighborhood when his mother intervened to save him.

[@kysersose3924]

Some kid in Calabasas better be getting their mom the world's greatest Mother's Day present this year.

[@lagatha1037]

And every year ❣️

[@mandytran3525]

When you lived in the area with the wild animals around you. You should’ve left a young child unattended outside the house !

[@jjm4611]

That cat wasn't ready for mama bear energy

[@BeyondtheBlade]

A: Do not turn and run from a big cat. This activates their prey drive. All you become to them at this point is relatively slow moving dinner. You are NEVER going to be able to outrun one. Even if it is a good distance away, you will not likely make it more than 100 feet before it catches you. B: They usually have the balls to come after you in three particular situations. It's extremely hungry, it's young and does not know better than to avoid humans, or it's rabid. C: There is one more case. If you see mountain lion cubs, locate the mother asap, make no fast movements, and do not turn your back on the mother.

[@lindadiaz3268]

Truly a mother will do ANYTHING to protect her children, my greatest respect for mom🌿🌹

[@innoutsucks___3016]

Except watch them, while they're unattended outside

[@nelsonx5326]

Mountain lion torn to pieces by angry mom.

[@muddinyori1998]

They are full of crap that no one has been attacked in 20 years. I’ve seen numerous videos on KZbin and the news across the states. They keep it hush hush because if they act like it’s not a problem, then it’s not. If they acknowledge it, then they have to do something about it. Proud of mama to save her son ❤️👍

[@MonicaRodriguez-ub5lq]

They are lazy and neglegent

[@justanotherday3969]

Yeah, they sure do lie about these attacks! Bears are attacking humans in greater numbers, Mt Lions are attacking, AND so are sharks! I believe its because these animals are becoming TOO plentiful and THEY are coming into OUR habitat looking for food because there are SO MANY bears and mt lions NOW! We are NOT invading "their" territory, it is OUR territory too! Human take dominion, WE need to do something like thin them out or rehome them!

[@muddinyori1998]

@@justanotherday3969 We are in Connecticut Lots of farm land We have them here., 3 we’re killed by cars in 1-1/2 wk Yet it was put in the papers that it was the same mountain lion and also said a human must have owned it and it got loose. Unbelievable! On the flip side we have Bob cats in all colors and are the same size as a small to medium mountain lion. Those are being filmed daily in all surrounding towns along with black bears. Again way over populated. They are all considered protected. It’s scary now a days just to be in your yard. As I said, if DEP doesn’t acknowledge them ., then they don’t exist! They introduced 12 into Albany New York I think in 2004-2005 to control the deer. We’re lucky to see ONE deer now per year. We use to see herds, now there’s none. Yet we’re crawling with bears and Bob cats and coyotes in all the surrounding towns.

[@11UncleBooker22]

Never run from an animal that you know will out run you. You'll just be tired when they catch you.

[@adambrown3918]

The victim was a child. They don't know anything.

[@sharpballer7751]

No you will be attacked way before you are tired. Plus humans have better stamina then cats

[@vxtalityone8131]

@@sharpballer7751 having more stamina is only useful if YOU are chasing something. you arent gonna run from a mountain lion for 20 minutes

[@protectthekids]

@@adambrown3918 my brother you the only smart one in this comment

[@pitsnpistols1005]

This is one of my fears when I hike! When my American Pitbull Terrier was younger we’d stay in the mountains, I love the outdoors! But I also carried a 10mm strapped on my vest, and a 380. in my back pocket! Most I ever ran into was a bobcat, I’ve had coworkers laugh at me cuz I can’t explain the sound it made, I expected a car sound but it yelled at me! Luckily I didn’t have my dog so I grabbed my 380 and slowly backed away. Luckily I slowly backed away and the cat didn’t attack me! This thing was bigger than I thought! Had a spike of fur on its head and yelled at me with a shrieking noise! Lol I admit I was scared!

[@sacalabolcita8210]

Why was she inside?

[@sacalabolcita8210]

@@W_T_D That means nothing what if an adult kidnapped that kid.Oh hes five he can defend himself. 🤡

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Obviously no one has told her a five year old does not belong outside without a parent being with them.

[@lesliebrown4386]

I’ve seen this comment before, heck maybe she was peeing, maybe she had to get a drink, had to go inside to switch laundry over. We can’t assume she was just inside polishing her nails or taking a bath 😂she risked her life to save her sons life. Sounds like a wonderful mother to me.

[@sacalabolcita8210]

@@lesliebrown4386 She's ight she better not let that happen again,next time a mountain lion might really eat or harm that boy.

[@tedm2922]

I live in the mountains in Southern California. I have had 2 encounters with then in 21 years. I see them occasionally and find their tracks all the time. They are the most magnificent animals I know about.

[@chubbybeastfishing]

You've never seen a freshly shaved sasquatch then.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Cougar attacks are extremely rare, mostly on very young children due to their size, stand at eye level

[@bobdonovan4505]

english please

[@amberm3193]

Anyone living in an area where wild life lives you need to be aware of your surroundings and take into consideration where you live and the changes you may have to make to live in this area. It’s sad that that boy was injured do to the situation but it’s also sad that the mountain lion had to lose his life due to a situation that could have been prevented.

[@jbfrompnw9685]

I do understand what you're saying, but what is the solution? Nobody should just ever play out in their front yard? Ever?

[@toddage83]

We should put these ambush predators out of extinction, that Lion would be dead if attacked one of my small children. Naive people are a threat to humanity. Sympathy and love for gods creatures is good , to a point . We need more vegans to help climate change and less meat eaters right? These cats are all meat eaters lol

[@SpongeNigga]

@@jbfrompnw9685 gates, guns, dogs,trap ect

[@MaximalHardy]

@@SpongeNiggaand all that results in death of the animal which the original commenter was sad about lol hence this dude you replied to asked that

[@SpongeNigga]

@@MaximalHardy mb a gate

[@famfam6205]

fight or flight response was done immediately that’s probably the only reason the boy is still alive due to his mothers quick response

[@chubbybeastfishing]

She lost a golden opportunity for a massive GoFundMe campaign. She should of sacrificed the child for viral fame.

[@karenharris3183]

so was it the forest fires that has made mountain lions unable to find wild food .? Were are the deer?

[@user-yy7mq5yj5o]

There are over populations of deers all over bc they are not being hunted. And they are always near residential areas.

[@karenharris3183]

@@user-yy7mq5yj5o they are hunted they have triplets , twins

[@Luvleyness222]

Boys home? Lmao they’re the ones in mountain lion territory

[@user-yy7mq5yj5o]

So where did humans live? It seems to me that you are very well accustomed to modern concrete jungles.

[@roybatty6328]

Mom of the year. Punching a mountain lion. WOO MOM. You the greatest.

[@char.ger-3321]

If I’m ever attacked by an animal the size of a mountain lion, I’ve always considered using my nails to scratch and even perforate the eyes of the animal. U got to let your animalistic side out to survive.

[@albernard180]

So you're going to scratch it. Good luck

[@justanotherday3969]

You are so right! Use even your teeth to rip them up! I use to tell my kids when they were little if they were ever kidnapped to scratch them up and rip flesh from the kidnapper with your teeth! DO anything you can with a deadly animal too!

[@franmartinez779]

I'm never happy to hear of a child or pet hurt by wild life ..but we have invaded these poor animals homes killed all their food by fires and poisoning every thing ..what else can the poor things do. We have destroyed their homes and habitat...poor wild life.😔

[@wanluv]

Well we all live on earth together. However, we should definitely always be mindful of nature around us and treat it with kindness. However both species of animal i.e. humans and wildlife are going to be on eachother food chains prey and predator.

[@alexandriamares1402]

I agree Fran. There has to be a balance.

[@sharpballer7751]

Well boo hoo it's sad but LIFE

[@amberm3193]

I agree with you 100%

[@joski9030]

Now that’s a momma bear 👊🏻

[@cedricksamaniego9146]

Living in the city sucks but the only dangers are other people. Dangers are unavoidable y'all

[@wwfla8691]

Damn that’s crazy

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Why would, when there are fires and limited resources for animals would any mother leave a five year old outside unsupervised? In fact, why would a mother leave a five year old outside unsupervised at all. People are calling her a hero, but she isn't. She did save her son's life, but she put him at risk by leaving him unattended. Another animal's life ended because humans do not think about others and the consequences of actions taken.

[@lastchance7463]

Amen Sister! Another majestic Cat pays the ultimate price for a parent’s negligence, and the Mom is deemed a hero. Unbelievable.

[@wanluv]

We all live on earth together. Go watch more vicious wildlife videos and see just how this human situation is the same in the wild.

[@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe]

Dont forget the CDC and bullshtt media, " wear a milion masks on ur face" that way, little boys cant screa,m Wolf.....

[@lesliebrown4386]

You are assuming she was inside taking a long bath. She could have just stepped inside for a moment to get a drink. Who knows. She saved her sons life by risking her own. Wonderful mother in my book.

[@ondinehd6889]

TheRivrPrncess: You are absolutely right! Maybe social services should be looking at child endangerment and neglect.

[@user-tc2wv4ue7y]

Could this be what happened to the missing kids in California City?

[@jamespayne80]

I have often said that when kids or anyone for that matter that go missing out in the forests I believe that some of them were probably attacked and pulled away in the woods but a mountain lion or some other big cats. Kids alone n the woods are for sure a big target.

[@Bidenfriend]

Not scared of covid terrified of a mountain lion …

[@TheWorldisSoDivided]

Hungry in the desert 🌵

[@r6mt09]

cougar vs cougar lmfao

[@nandokings]

Ms. Chola should recommend people not live in the mountain lions' habitat!

[@Rabbi_Rabbs]

I have a different take on it. If the cat wanted to kill the kid, it easily could've done so where it found him. That wasn't an attack. Instead, the cat saw a little kid unattended by a parent, and tried to return the kid to the safety of its parents, by dragging him 50 yards to the front of the kid's house, so that the parents would find him there. And how did the parent reward the cat?

[@rowdyhoundsman]

😂😂😂 I like your sense of humor!

[@amberm3193]

Exactly everyone’s applauding the mother but did they stop to think that she put her child in that situation. I hate it when wildlife loses their life due to human ignorance. People need to learn how to make changes if they’re going to live in an area next to wild life.

[@asianguy6174]

It irks me how “experts” say the chances of being attacked by a mountain lion are very rare and yet we hear these stories constantly. For their own good and ours, they need to be taught to fear humans.

[@justanotherday3969]

Yes! Bears and Mt Lions are attacking in MUCH greater numbers but they DON'T want to be truthful about the numbers!

[@mainelybackwoodsadventures1783]

100% correct....this is what happens when you take away conservation control through the means of hunting these top of the chain predators no longer have a reason to fear us and eventually as populations grow past healthy levels than they not only lose fear of man but begin to see us and food as well......

[@lindawhitley3013]

I live out in the country I see them all the time they go down the river and drink water so do the wolfs and and other wild animals

[@evanherrera5948]

Reall wat else? Fish swim in the water? No duh? Dam ur dumb

[@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe]

Dont forget the CDC and bullshtt media, " wear a milion masks on ur face" that way, little boys cant screa,m Wolf.....

[@SC-ge4mg]

@@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe That your cover all statement for everything? I hate when people just cut and paste the same comment. Grow some words.

[@innoutsucks___3016]

WHO LEAVES A FIVE YEAR OLD OUTSIDE ALONE!!!!

[@ruthc8407]

The kid probably tried to run away, which triggered the lion to chase and attack him.

[@vmtz2001]

Mountain Lions will attack any small prey, moving or not.

[@HaventheDemoness-vy9lx]

Makes me wonder why anyone would want to live in mountain lion territory.

[@SC-ge4mg]

Some of us don't live in fear every second of our lives. And it was ALL mountain lion territory until people showed up. Stay in your apartment where you'll be safe.

[@PigRipperLAW]

Poor lion 🦁. I think it’s us that are in its yard.

[@laurieo877]

U r so right my friend.

[@Bidenfriend]

As black American man please tell me what blm has done for black communities????

[@JuliahistoryLover]

Omg how tragic, don’t leave small animals or children outside, the predators we share the world with could make a mistake. How tragic.

[@alejandrovaldez3246]

Well that’s what happens when you buy a house near the mountain. Your in a mountain lions territory not your owns.

[@lascfd]

Really think an innocent lil boy bought a home? 🤦‍♂️ where is this world going to?

[@IFAMILYIH]

THAT MOM IS A GANGSTER

[@sharpballer7751]

No she is a mother

[@niklfc9384]

Why kill the lion...this was their back yard long before people built homes here..what disgusting creatures us humans really are 🤷‍♂️😷👎

[@goodvibes7104]

This is another reason they need to build corridors and wildlife passages to allow these young cats to migrate. 65lb cat? More than likely was just starting life without it's mother and more than likely was stuck in the SM mtns boxed in by freeways.

[@staygrinding3817]

Damn that's crazy. I actually just came across a mountain lion in silverwood lake in San Bernardino. Luckily I saw the glare of it eyes staring right at us. And was able to get away safely with my cousin. Super scary moment forsure. Wish I had a firearm on me that night

[@TheRivrPrncess]

No. Just stay out of their area, especially now with all the fires that are happening.

[@staygrinding3817]

@@TheRivrPrncess true that tho. I feel bad when they get killed because we're the ones in their territory. But when it come down to me or the cat. I will gladly put 3 hollow points in its skull

[@Alga12004]

How long ago? I like near Silverwood

[@staygrinding3817]

@@Alga12004 not long ago. Like a week before I posted this comment. Haven't been back since then

[@JP-mp5st]

Came up on a mountain lion while mountain biking in the Santa Monica Mountains. We both stood there looking at each other for a bit and then he scaled the rock face that was hemming both of us in on one side and moved on. There was no way out for me and I’m firmly convinced had he so decided I would have been dinner. He was that powerful. Scary part is that where we encountered each other was at the end/beginning of the trail and very close to houses and I see kids playing or hiking in that exact spot all the time.

[@user-yy7mq5yj5o]

Aren't you scared of mountain biking in those areas? That can trigger their hunting instinct and you have no time to react yourself. At least as a hiker you can carry protection

[@shiekastate]

'Throw whatever you got at it'.' Bullets work.

[@josevladimiraustria2736]

I really hate those cat, last time I’ve seen them is in Mount Chiliad and in Grand senora desert.

[@SC-ge4mg]

Who cares if you hate them. They were here first.

[@joegug4751]

Rumor has it she was trained by Chuck Norris.

[@ATF.California]

Poor kitty 🐱 he was just hungry 🤤 please return his meal 🥘

[@saulgoodman4010]

Give me rent, Thanos

[@HikeColorado]

A full grown mountain lion can leap from a crouching position over 16 ft high onto a tree branch or rock ledge and over 40 ft in length while chasing after prey. No way to escape and their the best tree climbers in the world 😳

[@soniagalindo7589]

You have no idea how lucky he is. My neighbors grown pit bull was torn into bits. Dog did not see it coming, got pounced on. Unbelievable the child survived it.

[@paulwitmer4611]

Well in this case it was a kitten. At all pit bulls are bad but they do have the capacity to tear up other animals

[@SC-ge4mg]

@@paulwitmer4611 And....?

[@lindawhitley3013]

Poor lion I feel bad for the lion we took over there land u didn't have to kill the poor lion we killed all there food she should have watched the kid u are on there land and all the fires are killing there food i would have never killed that baby

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Linda Whitley Killing the animal was right as it was an unprovoked attack and the animal likely would have done it again. But you are right about animals being without food or resources. With things as they are in California, no one needs to give animals a reason for attacking humans.

[@wanluv]

I don't feel bad. It's nature. Maybe tell humans to stop starting fires. Other than that with or without the fire's it still could of happened.

[@SC-ge4mg]

Before you go out saving the world, I think you should return to English class.

[@sharpballer7751]

The mountain lion attacked a young boy so it got what it got

[@JuanGarcia-po6to]

When a mountain lion gets to skinny and weak. They will look for a easy prey and slower. So they will start killing your dogs cats and then if they see a kid they will attack when there really hungry. Even a small adult.

[@dionafeworki2387]

Lots of mountains ⛰ and hills in Calabasas

[@NotSoLiberal]

I don’t see remorse on that mother’s face. I bet you that’s how she raised him

[@rogerkreil3314]

It was probably curious.

[@FaezMCH]

A new fur coat just in time for winter.

[@peacethroughstrength172]

Get dogs and protect your yard. Truth is that 65 pound cat could have easily handled her as well!

[@nelsonx5326]

Go Mom!

[@geneva4034]

Good thing the Mountain Lion didn't perform an attack intended to kill him. She definitely came on time

[@paulwitmer4611]

But they sure gave that lion kitten a lesson he can't forget. I'm wondering if the mom shouldn't have been arrested for child neglect. I mean if you know their mountain lions in the area your kids should not be outside unattended. The lion kitten doing what comes naturally paid for his life and shouldn't have.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Totally agree. The Wildlife organization there doesn't seem to be doing anything for the animals to make things easier since all the animals are super stressed due to the fires that are happening. I agree that the mother should face charges and if she has a job, she should have to permanently donate part of her salary to fund wildlife

[@robertdouglas8895]

As humans move deeper into the wild, close contact with cougars is increasing. Where I live in N Idaho, there are still plenty of wild areas so that cougars only come in contact with humans when their habitat is disturbed by logging. Then they have to go looking for another area to hunt, eventually finding one that is not inhabited by humans. I've had 3 male cats taken for food by cougars in this situation. The cougars were seen briefly and then left the area.

[@lesliebrown4386]

Child neglect? She fought off a mountain lion with her bare hands protecting her son. And heck she could have just stepped inside for a minute to use the bathroom, get a drink. I don’t believe she was inside taking a long bubble bath.

[@Dennycrane757]

I’m sad that fish & wildlife chose to kill the juvenile mountain lion; it was just trying to survive. Of course I feel for the little boy, but let’s not forget that it’s humans that are encroaching on their habitat; not the other way around.

[@desmeisme]

Very dangerous. My pit bull weighs 75 pounds but I’d still be afraid of seeing a mountain lion.

[@elysesimpson4966]

that's awful that theu killed the mountain lion awful

[@amberm3193]

I agree with you. Everyone applauding the mother for rescuing her boy,but they didn’t stop to think that she put him in that situation.

[@stacie1613]

The fires have misplaced them they are endangered we must protect the lions Human Entitlement has got to go!!!!!!!They have to have no lace to live!!!

[@Mike_Greentea]

She was too busy taking photos for her " Fans only" website.

[@breeford1610]

Never mess with ANY mama and her Cubs! Someone did not raise that mountain lion right!!

[@JaredThaBoi]

Shit, glad to know the child is going to be okay knowing he'll be in pain for awhile after what he went through. I honestly never ever liked Mountain Lions at all as I've seen them as one of the biggest bullies in the wild life. I can't even imagine knowing how the mother saved her son by just fighting it off. I've seen so many clips of people being attacked and it really is awful. I hope I never go through any experience like that. the only wildlife animal I got to experience face to face that came up to me was a large male wolf and I didn't move as he was so friendly to me.

[@lindawhitley3013]

I love mountain lions I think they are just so pretty people are the ones who take over there land I live out in the country I see them i love them

[@SpongeNigga]

@@lindawhitley3013 what do you mean there land?

[@SpongeNigga]

@@lindawhitley3013 no animals owns land

[@The_One_99]

Why kill it tho ?

[@IMAN7THRYLOS]

Any animal, mount lion, bear, wolf, dog that has ever tried human blood or meat, has LEARNED that humans are on the menu and is a real future hazard for people. The safest way to protect future harm on people is to put it down. You don't want a carnivore predator to think of you or your kids as prey.

[@sandreawhite7534]

terrifying

[@Silastobias1]

My son and I had to turn off the video once it was said that the young lion was killed. Why? Did you see the area in which these people chose to live? Willingly chose to live? The mountains. Who was there first, do you think? Humans or mountain lions? Really really sick of human encroachment on animal territory. And even sicker of the human trash who somehow feel it their right to take whatever they want, whenever they want it. Shameful. The good news is that like all of us, they will one day have to answer before God as to why they weren't good stewards of the lovely world he created.

[@amberm3193]

I agree with you! And everyone applauding the mother rescuing her boy but did they stop to think that she put him in the situation.

[@DaysofGrace-k7v]

Where was the dad?

[@SC-ge4mg]

Who cares? He wasn't needed. Mom handled it just fine. wtf

[@rowdyhoundsman]

Probably working. Which is exactly where she should have been, providing for his family.

[@vmtz2001]

Get all large predatory animals the hell away from human habitat. Teach them to reacquire their natural fear of humans for their sake and ours. Mountain lions and coyotes in the Santa Monica Mountains are running out of space. Relocate them.

[@Run-GNC]

p-54 that’s my name too!

[@sqeakgeek]

I will add something here if anyone finds themselves face to face with a lion .bear or coyote get something like a tree or big rock or anything between U & them and back away slowly KEEPING EYE CONTACT!!!! with the animal Then yes throw sticks and rocks BUT try not to get lower then the animal STAY BIGGER THEN THEM!!!

[@joclive7086]

Cougar is very hungry to attack boy and parents didn't help boy idiot parents

[@bennyylopezz]

Attack snac then retreat lion 🦁

[@conqueringlion420]

Try me

[@ondinehd6889]

It's good the kid is okay, but it is OUTRAGEOUS that the juvenile mountain lion was shot dead by so-called "wildlife authorities!" What they should have done is shot the mountain lion with a TEMPORARY anesthetic, and then move the lion to territory that is appropriate for mountain lions, and away from people. You mean, "wildlife authorities" do not have vets in their midst, or are not trained to deal with situations like this in more productive ways???? No wonder the planet is in so much trouble, when institutions who call themselves "wildlife authorities" are grossly incompetent, and go around decimating wildlife. Short-sighted criminals!

[@rowdyhoundsman]

It’s outrageous that you think a wild animal that has started attacking children shouldn’t be euthanized. Quite frankly, it’s appalling to hear someone would advocate for such a thing!

[@ondinehd6889]

@@rowdyhoundsman It is outrageous that you think it's okay for human beings to take up so much space that wildlife doesn't have much where to go. When you live in places where encounters with wildlife are a possibility, you exercise caution, put up fences, etc. The mother should have kept an eye on her kid, instead of leaving him alone and unprotected. Because the mother was not doing her job, a young mountain lion lost his/her life. Funny also how when human beings torture and harm animals, they, in contrast, don't get euthanized. It's YOU, who is appalling!

[@rowdyhoundsman]

Your disregard for human safety is saddening. All of this would most likely have been prevented if the ban on lion hunting hadn’t been implemented. In every state with a hound hunting season the amount of attacks are a fraction of the amount that have occurred in California. They could probably be all added together and they still wouldn’t amount to the number that have occurred in California. It has nothing to do with where humans live. If the lions have no reason to fear humans, humans are prey. It’s that simple.

[@youtubepolitics6598]

SAVE THE MOUNTAIN LIONS!!!

[@Xiongster78]

Trippen...make yourself look bigger yeah dinner 4 those lion...dfg needed to get rid of their lion its not safe 4 hiker camper even hunting they're everywhere as long there water n deer you'll see them

[@IFAMILYIH]

Very happy that they put the mountain lion down to protect people

[@rougecampos317]

What do u expect when u live around wild animals the the lion is doing what they do best..that's not fair that it had to be killed ..should have just been removed

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Rouge Campos No. This was an unprovoked attack. The animal has to be killed or it likely would have done this again. But if the mother had kept her son inside or been out with him, maybe she could have taken him inside and avoided the attack.

[@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe]

Dont forget the CDC and bullshtt media, " wear a milion masks on ur face" that way, little boys cant screa,m Wolf.....

[@michaellucas669]

Zpct ... Just wow

[@bulavo]

the stupid animal rights atavists banned hunting those things

[@user-yy7mq5yj5o]

Notice how those are the ones you never set a foot in nature. No pumpkin spiced lattes there

[@alexanderbreglia2599]

Shame they had to kill the Mountain lion, attacks are so rare.

[@hught6885]

Game and Wildlife killed the mountain lion 🦁

[@kenfinocchio5368]

Good the boy was saved but the officer did NOT have to kill the lion! The lion was only doing what is naturally does. They should have captured the lion and released it elsewhere or bring it to a sanctuary!

[@loriedwards4953]

Although it breaks my heart the lion was put down, if it tastes human blood it will attack again.

[@elleryburnette]

@@loriedwards4953 exactly because they are predators their not a house pet wild life park people suppose to prevent stuff like this

[@panterpanterpanter993]

THEY BURN EVRITHING IN CALIFORNIA. , POOR ANIMALS , WHAT WE EXPECTED

[@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe]

Dont forget the CDC and bullshtt media, " wear a milion masks on ur face" that way, little boys cant screa,m Wolf.....

[@SC-ge4mg]

@@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe Ohhhh, I get it. You're a bot.

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[@locloc618]

We’ll tell him not to get to close

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