Persuasive Essay On Zoos Should Be Taught In Schools

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Ideas are leaning towards mirrored cable cars so animals are not scared and do not notice the visitors in their habitats. This will enhance visitors experience along with the mental and physical health of the animals (Haque). Spreading awareness to the public for volunteers, teaching and informing about issues and possible solutions at schools and work places will educate more people how this zoo topic is demanding issue that need to be addressed. CONCLUSION: Addressing some of the popular zoo topics that many people get the wrong misperceptions of is important to know. People worry about unimportant things and do not realize how affective us humans can be if we do not treat these animals with the respect. The saying “you don’t realize

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