Zoos

Some people believe that keeping animals in zoos in cruel because they are trapped in cages for the enjoyment of humans. This is not always the case as many zoos have created entire ecosystems in which animals can thrive.

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In captivity, bears often engage in stereotypical behaviors such as pacing and rocking . Repetitive movements such as this are clear signs of stress. It can also be due to boredom and lack of stimulation. The scientific term for repetitive behaviors in captive animals such as this is "Abnormal Repetitive Behavior" also know as ARB. These repetitive behaviors are caused by depression, boredom and psychoses. Some zoos actually give anti-depressants or tranquillizers to control the behavior problems of some of their animals. They lack mental stimulation and physical exercise. Even though you might think that zoo animals would get used to a life in captivity, they really don't. Even animals that are bred in zoos still retain their natural instincts after many generations of captive breeding. Animals like bears or felines are used to hunting. In a zoo, they are deprived of this natural need. Most animals would naturally roam for tens of miles a day. Once you start recognizing the signs of stress in zoo animals and understand how sad and claustrophobic their lives must be. So to actually make the answer short. It is due to high amounts of stress, lack of stimulation, and so fourth.

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No - Australia Zoo is not a National Park.

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Yes, there is a zoo in Dallas, Texas, and it's simply called The Dallas Zoo. It's the largest zoo in Texas, with something fun for everyone in the family.

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Some zoo keppers have died at zoos and even children because they dont know how to act around them and treat them bad and just dont know when they are gunna strike

yes a zoo keeper named dalu who was mauled (scrached, eaten etc) by a white tigar which was shot shortly afterwards

p.s the zoo is called zion wildlife gardens

No Its doin my head in

Yes. In fact, many zoos today are made to exactly match the animals' old habitat, so that they won't feel out of place. The habitats given to the zoo animals will be very large, so large that they can go far, far away and hide so that nobody will be able to see them. Zoos are a great place for viewing wild animals that won't turn up on a regular day. So know that zoos are now being very kind to animals, and their habitats are no longer cramped cages. I hope this helps...and that I get to visit the zoo soon! :)

Yes. There is a small zoo in Central Park on the East side in the mid section of the park.

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Yes it does.

So they arent Bored, alll the time!

They eat such things as bamboo leaves, the plants and sometimes as a treat they get fruits, veggies, even flower blooms, and sweets.

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1. New diseases and cures that animals carry

2. Why clones of certain animals don't go correctly

3. How animals react to certain things (i.e meeting new animals, eating new foods

I think you can learn these things from zoos I hope I helped you!

Orangutans, which are primates, have two arms and two legs. The average female orangutan stands between 2.6 and 3.5 feet tall and weighs 110 pounds.

Many zoos are considered bad for the animals because they are confined to cages. This makes the animals not be able to survive in the wild because the instincts they would normally use are no longer used.

There is no answer to this because you or someone would have to decide what counts as a good zoo. Some people might say one zoo is better than another while others may disagree.

Although SOME zoos take good care of animals and protect them, wild animals are a bit more happy in the wild. Additional Info: Most animals are well cared for and live longer lives in captivity than in the wild. This doesn't apply to all animals, especially marine mammals. Our understanting, and knowledge of wild animals is still very limited and therefore some species don't benefit as others. But over all, the average animal in a zoo is in better health than in the wild, just due to having a proper, and stable diet, along with regular and routine check ups with a vet.