THEY CERTAINLY SHOULD NOT BE!!!
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i think tigers should be kept in captivity because they have a safe place to live and have few to none risk's of being harmed. they get supplied water, food, and the love from the zoo keeper's or nature preserves they live in. therefor, i think tigers SHOULD be kept in captivity. my theory has come to a end.
There are two ways to look at the situation. Some animal rights activists believe that animals should be allowed to roam free and never be in captivity, and that captivity is similar to a prison. However, other people believe if you treat an animal well (plenty of food, space, exercise, and enjoyable stimulation), there is nothing wrong with keeping them in captivity. At this point, keeping them in captivity is essential to the survival of the whole tiger species, because their habitat is disappearing and they are being hunted towards extinction.
Because many of the breeding programs are more successful in recreating a tiger in captivity where it has no natural predators nor is it being hunted by humans. Tigers in nature have alot more difficulties to deal with and are not reproducing at a fast enough rate to keep up with the deaths and kills of the rest of their species.
because people don't care
I suggest that they shouldn't be kept in cages because it is unfair
Lock yourself in a room for a month and you will find out how it feels like
Tigers are kept in cages as they are wild animals. And they can kill people and animals.
tigers are in the zoo because the zoo keepers want to save their race by looking after them and people that come to the zoo can learn about them.
Because they are
the longest a tiger has ever lived that is in captivity is 20
I'm guessing it's a tiger that was born and raised in captivity.
In captivity
Ten years, six months, and four days
8000 eight thousand
People believe that captivity is wrong because the animals should not be in contact with humans and they should be with ther own species.
Several hundred, all in captivity.
Yes, in fact the reason white tigers are even around is of inbreeding in captivity.
Around 5000 in the wild.There are many more in captivity.
In the wild - they hunt. In captivity they're fed by their keepers.
26 years in captivity and 15 years in the wild.
Yes. Ligers only exist in captivity.