A while ago, all throughout the world some humans were held in captivity to do the drudgery. They slaved away for the upper class while they were relentlessly maltreated and deemed as immaterial. Fortunately, that was terminated when people demanded freedom. Sadly, this is currently the repugnant lifestyle for numerous animals. They are sacrificed in the name of research, science, and entertainment and they are forced to entertain the humans from whom they face violence and brutality for little reason. These animals live in substandard conditions where having the freedom of choice for anything is a prerogative and not a right. Hundreds of thousands of animals if not millions are kept in zoos alone, with 5000 being just in Canadian zoos. Humans
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The recreated environments in which captive animals are forced to live in cannot possibly successfully recreate a habitat that allows for natural processes such as the food chain, sexual selection, and evolution. This can cause immense complications. With the food chain not materializing, the animals who consumed the animals that are presently captive will become famished and the animals that the captive animals used to consume would experience uncontrolled growth With evolution not correctly occurring the animals will adapt to unnatural conditions and will therefore be incapacitated in the conditions that they were meant to live in. For instance, the polar bear evolved from the brown bear into a white colour for survival to be effortlessly concealed in the white snow. What if the polar bears who evolved over a prolonged interval of time were brought to a warmer location? They would evolve into something else. The polar bears would evolve in circumstances they were never meant to adapt to. Also, with sexual selection not fairly occurring, defective offspring would be made, eventuating in a lamentable chance of the species flourishing. Moreover, some actions an animal would normally do in their natural environments cannot be done because the animals are hindered by lack of space and lack of authorization.
The recreated environments in which captive animals are forced to live in cannot possibly successfully recreate a habitat that allows for natural processes such as the food chain, sexual selection, and evolution. This can cause immense complications. With the food chain not materializing, the animals who consumed the animals that are presently captive will become famished and the animals that the captive animals used to consume would experience uncontrolled growth With evolution not correctly occurring the animals will adapt to unnatural conditions and will therefore be incapacitated in the conditions that they were meant to live in. For instance, the polar bear evolved from the brown bear into a white colour for survival to be effortlessly concealed in the white snow. What if the polar bears who evolved over a prolonged interval of time were brought to a warmer location? They would evolve into something else. The polar bears would evolve in circumstances they were never meant to adapt to. Also, with sexual selection not fairly occurring, defective offspring would be made, eventuating in a lamentable chance of the species flourishing. Moreover, some actions an animal would normally do in their natural environments cannot be done because the animals are hindered by lack of space and lack of authorization.