Zoos are used for "storing" animals from the wild and showing them to the public in cages/enclosures which generates income (money). The enclosures are spread out over a large area of land, the area is called a zoo. In my opinion putting an animal in a zoo is very cruel. I think this because the animals need freedom and the visitors might frighten them.
Zoos are often used in breeding programs, which help build up endangered species numbers. Money gained from public admissions to the zoo, are also used to feed and provide the veterinary care needed to keep them healthy.
Although not ideal, as animals are better in their natural surroundings, the general public get a chance to see animals, that they would probably never get a chance to see in the wild, and also help with conservation of such animals.
There are various fields of scientific knowledge that is used when keeping animals in zoos. Primarily, the field used is zoology.
No, animals kept in zoos are there for breeding purposes, or for the public to enjoy.
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It is true that gene banks, zoos, and aquariums are being used to protect wild species. There are approximately 350 zoos in the United States.
There should be no reason to capture them for zoos. There are plenty in zoos that can be used to breed specimens for zoos. Let the wild ones roam free!
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because they do
well its used by testing an animal or weighing it and telling its age.....
Some zoos have goats but not all zoos.
"Zoos" is the plural form of "zoo," used when referring to more than one zoo. "Zoo's" is the possessive form of "zoo," indicating ownership or association with a singular zoo (e.g., the zoo's entrance). "Zoos'" is the plural possessive form, indicating ownership or association with multiple zoos (e.g., the zoos' conservation efforts).
used to be "cages" now it's "enclosures"
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