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    Why Do We Protect Zoos

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    Zoos are a place where animals are kept all day, instead of living in their own natural habitats. Animals are kept in different exhibits, where tourists can come and gawp at them. Some people wonder why zoos even exist when they, in a sense, keep the animals encaged and prevent them from living in their natural habitats. Zoos contain important rare species in their captivity and revolve around human entertainment, rather than the animals. Although zoos can seem like this is all they do, it is…

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    To Be Named: The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams The title, The Glass Menagerie, is the first “name” that is encountered, and a menagerie is “A collection of wild animals in cages or enclosures, esp. one kept for exhibition, as in a zoo, etc. Also: a place or building in which such a collection is kept.”(OED). By this definition, the characters are like the wild animals as they are trapped together because of financial reasons, family bonds, and because they are stuck in Tom’s memory. By…

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    (National Geographic, 2015). In the wild, African elephants typically travel long distances and can travel up to 19-37 miles per day (Zoocheck Canada, 2015). The amount of distance they travel usually depends on availability of food. Even though at the zoo the elephants will be well fed they still need to engage in regular exercise to maintain a healthy state and to ward off boredom. Boredom in elephants can often lead to a variety of behavioral problems with the most common being…

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    Ankerman talks a lot about about their life and the animals in the zoo, there is not as much about the war itself that I wished but other than that it was a great read. Ackerman is a great writer and she has a mass of great scientific knowledge about the animal kingdom, which makes her ability to relate to this story of “The Zookeeper's Wife.” Her ability to create a very poetic, emotional and a vulnerable book is very clear: “...war plays havoc with sensory memories as the sheer intensity…

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    being stranded in the middle of the ocean, and questioning his religious beliefs. The tale opens with the backstory of Piscine’s childhood. Piscine is a Hindu who goes to a Christian school- which is where he professes himself as Pi- and who lives at a zoo. Pi’s adolescence is filled with the fascination of more than one religion: Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam, but also the more scientific side of zoology, with the understanding of the dangerous animals that surround him and their workings.…

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    giraffe are part of an international breeding program but that didn’t give the right to kill the giraffe. His concern was if the giraffe was to be sterilized it will take up space for other animals. He should have accepted to give the giraffe to another zoo where he was going to be kept. He should have also accepted the money a man offer so he won’t kill the giraffe. I think the man wanted to kill the animal because he had a lot of options to not kill the innocent healthy giraffe. I did…

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    Persuasive Essay On Zoos

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    Memories are special, they remind you of the things you love and why you love that thing. Almost everyone has a memory about going to the zoo with your parents. Do you think zoos treat their animals ? If you said yes, well you’re wrong. A big problem that zoos have to face is, the animals are kept in enclosures that aren’t a fit space for the animal that is inside. They think if they trees and cool paintings it will make it all good. They are wrong, animals are there for years and they will find…

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    Zoos Think about this. You are going to be taken from your home and from your family. After that, you will be taken to a zoo and be kept captive there for a very long time. Nobody wants that to happen to them. Animals should not be kept captive in zoos. First, most animals are not endangered and therefore they should not be put in zoos (Why you should not support Zoos). Second, animals should not be used as entertainment for human purposes (Zoos neither educate nor empower children). Lastly,…

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    Essay On Animal Captivity

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    immoral? Animals that live under human care are in captivity. Captivity can be used as a generalizing term to describe the keeping of either domesticated animals (livestock and pets) or wild animals. This may include, for example, farms, private homes, zoos and laboratories. Animals are shipped to and from different locations all over the world, and held in captivity for the rest of their lives for our viewing pleasure. We can ask: is this practice and business morally justifiable? Global…

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    Animals have existed as a part of the circus since long time ago. Circus is one of the place where these innocent animals are treated brutally and unwell, but people did not realize this and they are continually going to circus to feel entertained until today. The audience did not know that this innocent animals are mistreated behind the screen. Animals are not made for humans and it exist in the world for its own reasons (Alice Walker, n.d). Forcing animals to perform in circuses is an example…

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