Exotic Animals Adapt As Pets

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Most people have head of exotic animals being kept as pets. A strong debate persists on whether exotic animals should be permitted to be kept as pets. Private citizens should be allowed to have exotic animals as pets, because animals adapt changes, they killed next to no one last year, and the vast majority of animal attacks are not from wild animals.

Frequently, animals adapt to changes, which means wild animals adapt to becoming domestic pets. The author of source 1 states, “Animals need to adapt to the changes in their environments.” (Source 1, pr.1). Another example on how animals adapt to their environment would be climate changing from hot to cold. The result would be the animal adapting to the new climate. According to the author

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