Photo shows Yuri and Svetlana Panteleenko sitting round a table with their pet bear Stepan and drink tea in Moscow, Russia, May 14 2017. (Photo: CFP) The UK's pet population stands at a staggering 54 million. But, for some, owning a cat or a dog just isn't enough. Around the world thousands of dangerous animals live as human companions. Meet the families who own a pet that could feasily kill them, including a 55-stone bear, a nine-foot-long crocodile and a one-ton buffalo and discovers what motivates people to own a pet with the potential to kill them.
Photo shows Yuri and Svetlana Panteleenko lying with their pet bear Stepan and drink tea in Moscow, Russia, May 14 2017. (Photo: CFP) The UK's pet population stands at a staggering 54 million. But, for some, owning a cat or a dog just isn't enough. Around the world thousands of dangerous animals live as human companions. Meet the families who own a pet that could feasily kill them, including a 55-stone bear, a nine-foot-long crocodile and a one-ton buffalo and discovers what motivates people to own a pet with the potential to kill them.
