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    Zoos are a multi-million dollar attraction that serve as lifetime experiences for many visitors. They serve as a place for visitors to view native animals from all around the world in captivity. Zoos first started out as private collections called menageries. The wealthy possessed exotic menageries to express their power. The public, modern zoos became popular during the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th century. The Age of Enlightenment was a period in history when science, reason, and logic…

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    Every year the zoos slaughters 20 to 30 animals in order to fed other animals.In the past years they have killed over thousands of animals that they were suppose to be helping .It is clear that the state of Florida should ban animals incapitivity. Recently the zoo killed a 2 year old giraffe named Marius by shooting it in the head. The article ''Danish Zoo Kills Healthy Giraffe,Feeds Body to Lions'' discusses that they only did it for inbreeding would not spread between the giraffes yet they did…

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    Persuasive Essay Zoos

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    Zoos lie to you about the animals. Many zoos claim that the reason why they exist and continue to breed animals is to help protect endangered species, but that not true. In fact most animals in zoos aren't endangered, and those who are likely never be released into natural habitats. I think we shouldn't have zoos. Living without the important things to them can cause “zoochosis” which is a condition animals act strangely even hurt themselves from boredom or frustration. They don't get to do…

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    Gorilla Research Paper

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    This month at the Cincinnati Zoo, a gorilla was shot by zoo personnel due to an aggressive behavior they thought might happen. A child climbed into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati zoo in Ohio. The three-year-old boy fell into the moat after climbing through the ropes and the fence of the enclosure. Onlookers were screaming and petrified as the gorilla drug the kid through the moat. Gorilla did this multiple times before being shot by zoo personals this took about 10 minutes to…

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    Rhino—extinct in the wild, existing in captivity (O’Connor). Despite existing only in zoos, critics wonder if this situation is truly acceptable. Those in favor of zoos would argue that absolutely, the species lives and can work towards re-establishment and conservation. On the other hand, critics say it prolongs an inevitable death, forcing the animal to spend the rest of its life depressed and alone. This argument has loomed over zoos’ existence from the dawn of their creation. So how does…

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    Nfl's Super Bowl

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    The NFL’s Super Bowl is a big event, which is on the verge of becoming a holiday in America. The Super Bowl is the NFL championship game. The best teams from the National and American Football Conferences come and compete for the title. This event occurs annually. The game has become America’s biggest sporting event. Over 114 million people watch the Super Bowl (Pallotta “par.” 1). The commercials during the breaks are also a big attraction for most viewers. More parties are thrown for this…

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    The NFL’s Offensive Juggernaut: The 2013 Denver Broncos Walk into almost any sports bar in the world and you will hear countless debates among sports enthusiasts, as to which team is the best and why. For many countries around the world they are probably talking about their respective soccer teams. Here in America, most likely they would be talking about football. Which according to the Harris Poll is the most popular sport in America with 35% of fans calling it their favorite sport (Rovell).…

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    When I got on the mat and got set. I knew that I was ready. I had already this opponent before. The last time I faced him outcome of that match wasn't in my favor, but this time I felt prepared. I already faced him once and I knew exactly what moves he was going to do on me. When the referee blew the whistle the match began and it was close. In the end I won because I knew what he was going to do and how to counter it. In the end I won because I used my intellect to best him. Wrestling is a…

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    amounts of stress for them which in turn makes them ill; and when these animals harbor an illness, it can give it to humans as well. There have multiple cases where children have caught illnesses from going to petting zoos. Not only that, but a lot of baby animals are put into these petting zoos because they are typically perceived to be cuter. These baby animals need to to be nurtured by their mothers, not left by them to go sit by a fence to get hand-fed food that is not what they normally eat…

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    captive measures including zoos (Louis P. Cain and Dennis A. Meritt Jr.). Therefore, the survival of the animals will rely solely on the ability of the zoos to provide the care the endangered animals need to repopulate. But these conservation efforts will not work unless the enclosure of these animals are able to meet their needs. In a study done by G. B. Hubbard, R. E. Schmidt and K. C. Fletcher, neoplastic disease was evaluated in acquirements from the San Antonio Zoo during a 10-year period.…

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