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**16 shells** · 18-09-2010, 12:21 AM

A popular safari park in Bedfordshire has been forced to apologise after serving left-over vegetables meant for the animals to paying customers last September. An environmental inquiry found that chefs at Woburn Safari Park added left-over animal feed meant for rhinos, giraffes, tigers and elephants to meals given to unknowing families.

When interviewed. A 45 stone man said. " The portion's were small but ok", and trumped off. A young family said " No comment, we just don't want to stick our neck's out. Another woman just growled and walked away. The horney guy refused to comment but stuck out a mile.

18-09-2010, 12:21 AM	#1
16 shells Super Moderator Adult Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hull Posts: 7,286	Woburn Safari Park. A popular safari park in Bedfordshire has been forced to apologise after serving left-over vegetables meant for the animals to paying customers last September. An environmental inquiry found that chefs at Woburn Safari Park added left-over animal feed meant for rhinos, giraffes, tigers and elephants to meals given to unknowing families. When interviewed. A 45 stone man said. " The portion's were small but ok", and trumped off. A young family said " No comment, we just don't want to stick our neck's out. Another woman just growled and walked away. The horney guy refused to comment but stuck out a mile. __________________ Paul.