For just $5, this zoo will name a cockroach after your ex and livestream it being eaten

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We all have that ex - you know, the one who tore your heart up into a thousand pieces, and stamped on it for good measure. Whether they ended up cheating, or just found every way to irritate and belittle you, years can pass, and still, the hatred lives on.

Now, however, one zoo is now offering to make all those wasted Valentine's Days worthwhile by offering vengeful singletons the chance to name a rat or cockroach after their ex and have it fed to a snake this February 14. It really is poetry in motion.

This is the horrifying moment a cockroach was removed from a woman's ear: 
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The zoo in question is San Antonio Zoo. They made the exciting opportunity known in a Facebook post that read:

"This Valentine's Day, we are hosting the first-ever 'Cry Me a Cockroach' event. You can name a live cockroach, and we'll serve it up as a snack to one of our animals. If your ex was a snake, you could even name a rat, and we'll feed it to a reptile!"

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It costs $5 to have a cockroach named after your ex, but if you really, really hate them and want to see them get slowly devoured in rat form, that will set you back $25 (it's still a bargain in our opinion!).

At this point, it's worth noting that even if you're not in the vicinity of San Antonio Zoo, you can still see your ex's animal namesake get eaten on Valentine's Day as the event is being live-streamed.

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If this sounds like the only thing you need this Valentine's Day, then you can name a rat after your ex here.

However, don't worry if this isn't up your street either. There are a lot more pleasant Valentine's activities on offer this February too, like this restaurant which is holding a singles event for lonely dogs. Pawfect!

For just $5, this zoo will name a cockroach after your ex and livestream it being eaten

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By VT

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We all have that ex - you know, the one who tore your heart up into a thousand pieces, and stamped on it for good measure. Whether they ended up cheating, or just found every way to irritate and belittle you, years can pass, and still, the hatred lives on.

Now, however, one zoo is now offering to make all those wasted Valentine's Days worthwhile by offering vengeful singletons the chance to name a rat or cockroach after their ex and have it fed to a snake this February 14. It really is poetry in motion.

This is the horrifying moment a cockroach was removed from a woman's ear: 
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The zoo in question is San Antonio Zoo. They made the exciting opportunity known in a Facebook post that read:

"This Valentine's Day, we are hosting the first-ever 'Cry Me a Cockroach' event. You can name a live cockroach, and we'll serve it up as a snack to one of our animals. If your ex was a snake, you could even name a rat, and we'll feed it to a reptile!"

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It costs $5 to have a cockroach named after your ex, but if you really, really hate them and want to see them get slowly devoured in rat form, that will set you back $25 (it's still a bargain in our opinion!).

At this point, it's worth noting that even if you're not in the vicinity of San Antonio Zoo, you can still see your ex's animal namesake get eaten on Valentine's Day as the event is being live-streamed.

[[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]]

If this sounds like the only thing you need this Valentine's Day, then you can name a rat after your ex here.

However, don't worry if this isn't up your street either. There are a lot more pleasant Valentine's activities on offer this February too, like this restaurant which is holding a singles event for lonely dogs. Pawfect!