Tigers in the zoo have been trained not to hurt people and to be nicer and to live on the meat that's given to them. Hope this helps! :)
Answer 1:
Both the Zoo and an animal sanctuary give protective asylum to animals and birds. However, the zoo keeps animals in captivity, within artificially created habitat, whereas the sanctuary provides home to animals in their natural habitat without captivity.
Answer 2:
Additional Info: That is correct, but a Zoo is a park made to put the animals on display for the public, that is it's purpose. It is an institution designed to exhibit living animals to the public in a park setting. While a Wild Life Sanctuary is a protected area reserved for animals to live a natural, undomesticated life without threat or intrusion by humans through hunting, trapping, etc. or otherwise disturbing their habitat, and protected lands. That guards the animals normal "wild" life.
Answer 3:
A zoo is designed around the concept of housing, tending, and controlling wild animals safely using enclosures, including the large areas used as ranges, sometimes many acres for some species, while still maintaining the visitors ability to interact with all the different species at the zoo. Some zoos are charity organizations, and do not have to compete out right for consumers spending money, but many zoos are strictly profit driven business. The profit driven zoos are designed to cater more to what they feel customers want or desire for a day out. Many zoos focus on providing the general environment that animals would live in naturally, allowing them to behave as though under normal circumstances, but they must also incorporate the customer's general needs, and provide viewing, teaching, and some direct interaction with most, if not all species in residence. A wildlife sanctuary isn't concerned with the need to support itself. Usually a sanctuary is run by a non-profit organization, single individuals or some type of governmental group. The main priority is the safety of the animals, concerns for human comforts, and desires aren't taken into account. Most wildlife sanctuaries are focused on providing protection for animals, and the land that is important to the well being and growth of a specific species population. They will try to protect the ecosystem to a degree, monitoring the species, using whatever method possible including, long range observation, while giving the species a protected area to live without human disturbance. Some of these sanctuaries, or protected areas have been used for the release of rehabilitated animals, or as the first stage release of animals in breeding programs. This can give animals the advantage of close monitoring during it's first days of adjustment to living in the wild. Both zoos and wildlife sanctuaries don't allow hunting, trapping, fishing, or harming animals in anyway. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
Answer 4:
In Australia, there is little difference between a zoo and a wildlife sanctuary. Both are there for the purpose of displaying animals, and in many cases, both try to replicate the animal's natural habitat as much as possible, allowing them plenty of space to roam free. Cages for the purpose of display are virtually unheard of, and both run programmes to help preserve endangered species. Both seek to educate the public about concerns with animal conservation, and both have shows to entertain the public. Both run hospitals for injured wildlife. The main difference in Australia is that a zoo will feature exotic species, while a wildlife sanctuary focuses on native wildlife.
There are currently nearly 15,000 tigers in captivity. In contrast to less than 5000 total in the wild. Some very disturbing statistics! In zoos, all their needs are met for them, they are provided with ample food and water, so even though they have much smaller territory in a zoo, they don't have to compete for food, so they can thrive despite the reduced space. In the wild, they need lots of space to hunt for enough prey to sustain them, but human encroachment on their habitat is shrinking that space drastically more and more all the time. Tigers must rely on instinct to survive, but the instincts were developed in habitats that were much different from the habitats and prey left for them today. .
The ones at a zoo are probably trained and the ones in the wild are not. The dolphins in zoos will live longer and be less ravaged by the environment. With their regular diet, zoo dolphins are likely to be heavier.
Basically they are the same animal, whether Asian or African, but their experiences can be very different.
Zoo elephants:
Wild elephants:
one has stripes and runs the other one is fat
harry prebble
a zoo is a place animals are kept in cages
A Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected forest where wild animals live without danger of human hunting/poaching. The whole area is protected by rangers and the animals that live in the sanctuary are constantly monitored. A Wildlife Safari is like a tour where one or more wildlife rangers and tourist guides take us for a trip through the jungle either in the day or night. This is different than seeing animals in the zoo because you see them in their natural habitat.
A wildlife sanctuary can hold up to 25 species on one planet.
Zoos in Australia include: * Taronga Park Zoo, Sydney * Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo, NSW * Australia Zoo, Beerwah, Qld * Melbourne Zoo * Healesville Animal Sanctuary, Healesville * Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Fig Tree Pocket, Brisbane * Werribee Open Range Zoo, Victoria * Adelaide Zoo * Cleland Wildlife Park, SA * Monarto Zoological Park, SA * Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Gold Coast * Wave Rock Wildlife Park, Hyden. Western Australia There are also numerous other smaller, specialised wildlife sanctuaries throughout Australia.
Animals are most comfortable in their natural habitat. However, people do try their best to make the zoo habitats as close to the wild as possible.
A physical or biological anthropologist can work up close with monkeys whether it is in a wildlife sanctuary or even at a zoo.
They will age the same
Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary was created in 1963.
I think it would bee a zoo, but it might not be because a zoo is not always a sanctuary.
The zoo keeps animals in captivity, within artificially created habitat, whereas the sanctuary provides home to animals in their natural habitat without captivity. Zoo is a park made to put the animals on display for the public, that is it's purpose. It is an institution designed to exhibit living animals to the public in a park setting. While a Wild Life Sanctuary is a protected area reserved for animals to live a natural, undomesticated life without threat or intrusion by humans through hunting, trapping, etc. or otherwise disturbing their habitat, and protected lands.
There are two "zoos" in Queensland.Australia Zoo at Beerwah, which was developed and run by the late Steve Irwin, the Crocodile-HunterAustralia Venom Zoo (Kuranda - far north Qld) which specialises in venomous animalsThere are also many wildlife sanctuaries, such as the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary (by no means restricted only to koalas) at Fig Tree Pocket in Brisbane, and the Currumbin Bird Sanctuary on the Gold Coast.