Isabella and Lola Koupparis were nine months old when they were mauled in their bedroom by a fox that got in through open doors at their home in Hackney, east London. Isabella suffered deep cuts to her arm, and Lola's face was bitten.
The survey of 1,000 people found that a third would no longer encourage wild animals into the garden. Almost half will not even feed birds or other animals in the park.
Conservationists are concerned that people have become afraid of nature, especially in cities, where foxes and birds such as magpies have been blamed for making mess and noise.

FFS people have no spine in this country god knows how they'd react if we still had bears and wolves.

Good plan. Let's reintroduce bears and wolves. That'll sort the softies out.

We had a rogue bear here, the first wild bear that wandered back into Germany in a couple of decades, but he was mauling farm animals in Germany, Austria and Italy (wandering back and forth) and they killed him, in Austria.

This year, we have a rogue wolf in Bavaria and Tirol causing havoc.

I fart in the general direction of your foxes! /monty_python

Thing is, this doesn't strike me as being particularly irresponsible. I'm making a touch of an assumption that the babies had been put to bed and weren't simply left upstairs for laughs of course, but other than that it's something I would have done quite happily.

FFS people have no spine in this country god knows how they'd react if we still had bears and wolves.

Good plan. Let's reintroduce bears and wolves. That'll sort the softies out.

I wonder how Velociraptors would truly cope in the modern world..?

I feel a "mad scientist" moment coming on. Does anyone have a DNA sample I could clone?

FFS people have no spine in this country god knows how they'd react if we still had bears and wolves.