Many times it involves expanding their gene pool or that of another zoo, or preventing any inbreeding within the enclosed environment in which they are born. If it is an endangered species, then there may be other objectives for the conservation and development of the gene pool, so they may be trying to maintain a healthy species. Also, it might not just be a matter of conservation, but sometimes babies are hand reared because the mothers instinctively reject one or more, as with the Giant Pandas. There are many different reasons, sometimes for the betterment of the species, and some to save just a single baby. But most of the time, zoos try not to spay and nueter the animals on a regular basis, so they try work around all of the different issues.
There are many different zoos in the world, and they come in different sizes; larger zoos can have thousands of animals in them.
they have different kind of animals
That is different in different zoos, in civilisated countries are probably some verifications to check if so.
Education. Zoos expose school children to different kinds of animals and species. -D12
zoos are somewhere you can see animals whereas theme parks have all rides and activities
Of course. Zoos brag about conservation efforts and breeding programs to save endangered species, but it is all for profit. People want to see exotic, adorable baby animals. Notice zoos are never dedicated to breeding ugly endangered species. After cute baby animals grow up, they are traded, sold to circuses, or worse. Zoos do not care about splitting up families and emotionally damaging their animals. If zoos cared about wild animals, they would have sanctuaries in natural habitats to save wild animals from environmental degradation and human poachers. Zoos exist for human entertainment.
Oh, absolutely! Zoos work very hard to keep their animal habitats clean and safe. They have dedicated staff who clean, sanitize, and maintain the enclosures regularly to ensure the well-being of the animals. It's important for the animals to have a clean and healthy environment to thrive in.
i think its because sometimes the animals can get the sickness from other animals in the zoos
Not all zoos let scientists study their animals. Only certain types of zoos let them study their animals!
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animals die in zoos caused by stress and loneliness
To provide animal diversity, most zoos need to collect a variety of animals (that are not endangered) from different parts of the world and from different species.