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The Zoo Dilemma: To Keep or Not to Keep Animals

Delve into the contentious debate surrounding whether animals should be kept in zoos. Explore arguments against captivity, such as limited space, animal welfare concerns, and incidents of mistreatment, while also considering the benefits of zoos in conservation efforts and education.

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The Zoo Dilemma: To Keep or Not to Keep Animals

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  1. Should animals be kept in zoos? Lillie Plane

  2. No… • Zoos can’t provide enough space for the animal, tigers and lions have about 18,000 times less space then in the wild.

  3. No… • Animals like lions are often found pacing, which is a big sign of depression. The feeling of being alone can result in abnormal behavior known as zoochosis.

  4. No… • Many animals are taunted in their habitats A group of men were caught throwing rocks at a tiger.

  5. Yes… • Although, zoos can protect endangered species. Zoo owners claim their goal is to protect the animals.

  6. Yes… • Zoos can be educational. Visiting a zoo is more memorable than reading a text book or watching a documentary.

  7. Yes… • Zoos are a wholesome, family activity where everyone can have fun.

  8. Thanks for watching! • http://animalrights.about.com • www.buzzle.com • http://www.peta.org • www.captiveanimals.org • http://www.icanimal.org

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