Have you ever been to a zoo and seen happy, protected animals? Well, that happens all the time at most zoos. When you are younger, it seems like zoos are all about entertainment, but really the zoos are protecting the animals. In “The Stripes will Survive,” they create comfortable spaces for the animals, and use a family tree for selective breeding, and they keep away poachers. In “The Zoos Go Wild,” they made the habitat bigger, they put Willie the gorilla with 3 other women, and they kept him in a large habitat. Lastly, “Behind the scenes:The National Zoo’s Lion Cubs,” they gave them flat spaces, they kept defects out of children, and they kept them from getting rabies.These sources provide evidence to support the claim that zoos protect their animals
First, The zoos help the animals by creating natural environments for them. In “The Stripes Will Survive,” The animals are comfortable in the new space. They feel freer than being in a cramped cage. Then, in 1988, he was in luck because he That year Zoo Atlanta opened the Ford African Rain Forest, a brand-new home for Willie and the zoo’s other lowland gorillas. He was final able to have fun, and have a life. “The Zoos Go Wild,” stated that the species dwindled …show more content…
If they do this, they will get nowhere. Also, in the text, “The Zoos Go Wild,” Willie the Gorilla was put in an enclosure with three female gorillas, and he became a father. Lastly, in the video named “Behind the scenes: The National Zoo’s Lion Cubs,” “It was important to breed them for the most genetically sustainable population possible, and their genes were not represented in our population.” They also had to keep defects out of the tiger cubs, which they successfully
First, The zoos help the animals by creating natural environments for them. In “The Stripes Will Survive,” The animals are comfortable in the new space. They feel freer than being in a cramped cage. Then, in 1988, he was in luck because he That year Zoo Atlanta opened the Ford African Rain Forest, a brand-new home for Willie and the zoo’s other lowland gorillas. He was final able to have fun, and have a life. “The Zoos Go Wild,” stated that the species dwindled …show more content…
If they do this, they will get nowhere. Also, in the text, “The Zoos Go Wild,” Willie the Gorilla was put in an enclosure with three female gorillas, and he became a father. Lastly, in the video named “Behind the scenes: The National Zoo’s Lion Cubs,” “It was important to breed them for the most genetically sustainable population possible, and their genes were not represented in our population.” They also had to keep defects out of the tiger cubs, which they successfully