Enclosure

entertainment, as well as learning experience. Zoo animals are big, exotic and beautiful; however according to Lee Keekok A Philosophy Tour a 2006 study has shown that animals are not in their native environments. Animals are pushed behind durable glass enclosures, enclosed behind fences, and often times lonely. In 2010, a CAPS undercover investigator filed sick animals left untreated and dead animals to rot on floors at Tweddle Farm Zoo. CAPS had to take rabbits to a vet to have infections…

Zoos can be very good for animals. They can help save a species from extinction, and then the animals can repopulate. The zoos can also help to maintain the genetic diversity of a species. We should have zoos, because they repopulate species that are close to extinction and they maintain the genetic diversity of the species while treating all the animals humanely. Zoos breed species that are endangered or on the brink of extinction. The animals that are bred in captivity hardly get released…

Animals Shouldn’t Be In Captivity To many people, animals are fascinating and intriguing to witness. Most wouldn’t want to hurt or abuse them in any way because they know it would be wrong. If only those people knew that every time they go to a zoo or aquarium, they are paying people to do just that. Animals don’t want to be torn away from their homes so they can be watched by civilians. They would likely much rather live in peace, away from humans, in the wild but because it benefits us humans…

People tend to look past the abuse that is placed on the animal, such as confining them to a small enclosure and cutting off ties with its herd. They claim that zoos are educational, but in reality the only thing they learn about the animal is its depressed state in captivity, rather than when its free in the wild. The animals are in a constant state of…

The proper size for each enclosure is determined by many factors, including the kind and number of species being exhibited and the extent of the enclosure's natural or naturalistic landscaping. it gives the animals so me freedom to run around where they are in a zoo and the animals…

Yinscape and Yanngsearch It has been 96 hours since the merger of Yinscape and Yanngsearch and I have just been appointed to my new position at the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Yinscape. Within the next 48 hours, I will be meeting with my new staff that includes four members from each company prior to the merger. Each one of those managers represents a specific commodity that they managed prior to the merger. Those commodities include marketing, production, finance and research. At this…

How this would be measured would be to record if the predator tested attacks Hemicentetes semispinosus. The controls of the experiment are that all the species would be tested in the same controlled environment, such as an outdoor enclosure. Ideally, the different Hemicentetes semispinosus would be appear similar in terms of size. In addition, the short and average quill groups would also have the same adhesive on their quills, as the long quill group, so their behaviour would be the…

concerning the living conditions of animals is the amount of room they have in their enclosures. Many of these animals are taken from their natural habitats to live in cramped quarters where they simply do not have room to thrive. This problem of being confined to such small spaces has been known to cause health, behavioral, and reproductive problems (Evans, 2010). Imprisoning animals to live in small enclosures where they may not get the proper care necessary to live is immoral and…

Capture and Handling Sieders (2009) suggests that all capturing or handling be done early in the morning to avoid the warmer temperatures of the day. While nets may be used to catch these owls, inexperienced handlers may damage the feathers or wings of the individual. To avoid these injuries, a thick towel is suggested whenever catching or handling a barn owl. (Sieders, 2009). Two or more people should guide the desired individual into a corner and down to the ground when possible. Once in this…

For decades, zoos and circuses have been open to the public for entertainment and education about animals. Throughout the years, many have began to question the truth behind the enclosures. And now the answers have been revealed through documentaries such as Blackfish and The Elephant in the Living Room, and sides on this issue have been taken. Whether we support or deny the captivation of animals, we cannot defy the truth. Currently, circuses and zoos hold animals in captivity that affect them…