Reply #14: Actually, being in human arms from three days old might make a wild animal *more* dangerous

[LeftishBrit]

In general, allowing a non-domesticated animal to grow up regarding humans as part of its social group may increase the chance of aggression toward humans. Most wild animals keep their distance from humans and want nothing more from us than that we should leave them alone. However, a wild animal brought up in close contact with humans is more likely to regard humans as part of its 'pecking order', and to attempt to establish dominance through aggression.

Sad story.