It is an inescapable fact that, in this day and age, animals encounter the threat of being on the the brink of extinction. Therefore, it is claimed that the closure of zoos and the rehabilitation of wildlife animals should be taken place. To my own thinking, it is implausible to keep animals in cages as being in captivity severely curtail their freedom.
On the one hand, nowadays, loads of zoos are treated as nothing but a recreational facility which caters a wide range of income-generating activities with the aim of capturing visitors attention rather than concentrate on looking after animals health. For instance, in order to facilitate tourists retention, dolphins and seals in inummerable zoos are forced to perform countless dangerous tricks in artificial habitats. Furthermore, animals in captivity stand a high chance of facing exposure to human infection, chamicals and suffering from stress-related ilnesses. In addition, keeping wild animals in cages, quite apart from raising a host of ethical questions, halts the preservation and conservation of wildlife diversity. Compared to those that are kept in zoos, animals dwelling in natural habitats is more likely to reproduce as they enjoy a basic freedom.
On the other hand, zoos are proved to become an invaluable economic resource for a community owing to the fact that the operations of zoos make contribution to eradicate high level of unemploment and considerable tourists revenue benefits poverty alleviation. Moreover, zoos cater a wide range of information of animals and provide an educational resource. What is more, zookeppers are trained with specialized knowledge in order to maintain animals instincts and movements and take care of them. Therefore, their responsibility is to keep track of the growths and developments of animals to prevent contingent incidents, which is more likely to occur in forests or the oceans.
In sum, habitats where animals live play an important role on their lives. Albeit zoos are facilitated with various equipments to imitate natural habitats as provide animals ideal accommodation, freedom is the element that needs giving top priority to as they have the ethical rights to enjoy it.
It is an inescapable fact that, in this day and age,
animals
encounter the threat of being on
the the
brink of extinction.
Therefore
, it
is claimed
that the closure of zoos and the rehabilitation of wildlife
animals
should
be taken
place. To my
own
thinking, it is implausible to
keep
animals
in cages as being in captivity
severely
curtail their freedom.
On the one hand, nowadays, loads of zoos
are treated
as nothing
but
a recreational facility which caters a wide range of income-generating activities with the aim of capturing visitors attention
rather
than concentrate on looking after
animals
health.
For instance
, in order to facilitate tourists retention, dolphins and seals in
inummerable
zoos
are forced
to perform countless
dangerous
tricks in artificial habitats.
Furthermore
,
animals
in captivity stand a high chance of facing exposure to human infection,
chamicals
and suffering from
stress
-related
ilnesses
.
In addition
, keeping wild
animals
in cages, quite apart from raising a host of ethical questions, halts the preservation and conservation of wildlife diversity. Compared to those that are
kept
in zoos,
animals
dwelling in natural habitats is more likely to reproduce as they enjoy
a basic freedom
.
On the other hand
, zoos
are proved
to become an invaluable economic resource for a community owing to the fact that the operations of zoos
make
contribution to eradicate high level of
unemploment
and considerable
tourists
revenue benefits poverty alleviation.
Moreover
, zoos cater a wide range of information of
animals
and provide an educational resource.
What is more
,
zookeppers
are trained
with specialized knowledge in order to maintain
animals
instincts and movements and take care of them.
Therefore
, their responsibility is to
keep
track
of the growths and developments of
animals
to
prevent
contingent incidents, which is more likely to occur in forests or the oceans.
In sum, habitats where
animals
live
play an
important
role on their
lives
. Albeit zoos
are facilitated
with various equipments to imitate natural habitats as provide
animals
ideal accommodation, freedom is the element that needs giving top priority to as they have the ethical rights to enjoy it.