She'd given him her word prior that she wouldn't harm the animals here; so she intended to hold to that. In general, Yennefer didn't harm animals unless they were actively trying to you know, tear her apart. Even then, her spells were defensive and meant to stun rather than cause permanently harm. After her interaction with the dragon all those centuries ago, her outlook had changed quite dramatically. With humans however, she was not always so considerate when they attempted to do her harm.

She listens as he describes the intelligence of the raptors, their speed, their capacity to problem solve. All of it is fascinating, but there is something undeniably unsettling about them as well. "Predators with that level of intelligence should not be kept anywhere near the public," she agrees with a raise of her brow.

"Especially in this type of paddock. It's only a matter of time before they figure out where there might be a slight weakness in the fence." Her eyes scan the fence before them and the foliage beyond it; trying to catch another glimpse of them but all is eerily quite and still. "I get the sense they are still watching us, even though I can see no movement." She shifts toward him then as she asks - "What did you think when you first saw them? How do they compare with the other predators you've worked with, in Kenya?"