Zoos

The Jersey Zoo opened in 1954

They are bad because many animals are kept alone and suffer from boredom. Social animals should be kept in groups so their is as natural as possible.

Yes it came out after a 6 day slither

Breeding programs are generally an organized approach, or methodology to proceed with the preservation of genetic diversity. Breeding programs help scientists understand the mechanisms of resistance and evolution of genes on desired species. The quality of breeding can get affected by the mixing of species with other subspecies changing the main purpose of preserving genes of interest. In animals, advances in reproductive technology such as artificial insemination (AI), embryo transfer (ET), or in-vitro fertilization (IVF) have led to increase selection intensity via reduction in the number of parents needed to mate to produce the next generation of breeding animals. Usually breeding programs are related to economy, these programs allow reducing time in natural breeding by allowing artificial insemination in the detection of estrus cycles. This will provide the owner to obtain more offspring compared to a regular season. There are several advantages following systematic breeding programs: improvement of the efficiency in heat detection, improvement of the pregnancy rate which will be a reduction in the variation of offspring intervals among animals, possibly reduce involuntary culling for reproductive reasons, and improve the overall reproduction performance of the species. In plants, breeding with elite parents within closed populations has proven to be a successful strategy to achieve genetic gains and to conserve favorable gene complexes. The major focus of plant breeding programs is to develop cultivars with higher pod yield and grade that have pest and disease resistance. Also in plant breeding programs scientist work to create resistance in plants to extreme condition such as heat, cold, water, and other abiotic conditions, to make the plant available in areas where they were never expected to grow.

Breeding programs help animals to breed and can be good for animals as well as the agricultural economy. They do this to help the animals breed healthy animals and not weak and sickly animals that occur often in their habitat. This is good as it helps endangered animals become a more abundant species so they will not become extinct. This can also be used for plants to get the very best quality plants. Horse owners may use breeding programs to get faster racehorses and dog owners to make their dog healthy and strong. Most proper breeding programs can be done with special diets and embryo transferring. Breeding programs can also help plants to cope in abiotic conditions to be able to grow in other places such as poorer countries which could help reduce famine and poverty. Most breeding programs are carried out by scientists but some can be made doctors and other civilians. These programs can also help the animals evoloution as they are combining subspecies genes to a species to create a new breed of animals.

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Dear Diary, Today I went to the zoo. I saw many different animals, including lions, bears, and elephants. It was a great day. I cannot wait to go to the zoo again!

Each Wednesday at the Bronx Zoo is a "pay-what-you-wish" donation day. The zoo suggests donations of $15 for adults, $11 for children, and $13 for seniors, which are the normal rates on other days, but they do not enforce any set amount.

What the staff does at an animal sanctuar will differ based on locations and species. For example, caring for tigers would be different from caring for monkeys or cats. There are a few general things though. One, sanctuaries do not allow direct physical contact with wild animals, like tigers or chimpanzees, and they do not offer photo ops with them, nor do they allow them to breed. Sanctuaries do not sell animals. Sanctuaries exnsure species approprate diets, and try to keep their residents occupied.

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This is an idiom and the exact origination is not known. It is used to warn someone from doing something that will likely have a negative reaction.

A zookeeper is someone who takes care of animals in a zoo.

The Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha has over 17,000 animals.

There are several different amenities and special attractions for paying customers at Chester Zoo. Some of these include educational shows, research, exclusive restaurants, and much more.

Not the St Louis Zoo. It's free.

In my opinion, the only advantage is that endangered species will be given the chance to reproduce and their numbers will increase. Apart from that, I disagree with any animals being caged or kept in even a very large fenced area. However, it doesn't take a genius to realise that there are people (poachers) out there that will do anything to kill off these precious animals for money, endangered or not. Because of that, I guess it's a good thing that these safari parks exist. Zoos though... don't get me started or I will go off on another rant!

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They have to stay inside cages in there hole life at the zoo.

A poor, caged animal.

Not dragons as in the ones that breathe fire, but Chester Zoo have 3 'Vulnerable' Komodo Dragons, a (fingers crossed) breeding pair and a young male, who was born in a surprising incident when his mother gave birth without ever mating with a male!

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Nope - zoos are man-made facilities - not natural.

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There is not a specific degree required by all zoos to be a nursery attendant. Degrees that could help you land the job are biology degrees or a degree in veterinary medicine.

Lower the ticket price, have as many animals as possible, enough parking, hotels, toilets, food outlets, retail outlets, and any other properties you don't already have. And definately have enough employees

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