Hannibal the swan misbehaved.
His very own pond he craved.
He attacked other cobs,
Despite the pens’ sobs,
And generally acted depraved.
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The children might be psychologically damaged if they see ‘Hannibal’ attack another bird, according to the article. WTF? How about explaining to them where their burger or KFC comes from and a bit of swan-on-swan action will seem like a stroll in the park….(see what I did there??)