There may only be 5%genetic difference, but treating them like humans is not the way to prepare them for the wild. Not even teaching them how to use pocket knives, I suppose.

I guess you could say we do the same things with dogs and cats. The pics have the definite awwwww factor but I feel this clip is a great commentary about our desire to "humanize" creatures at their expense.

While it is cute to treat them like that when they're babies they are not going to grow up and act like humans. Take care of them yes but remember what they are and what they are when they're mature.