Wildlife disease

to take these animals from their natural habitat and use them for our pleasure and our supposed “needs”. First of all, these exotic animals are prone to diseases which are safety hazards towards humans. These diseases and illnesses range from monkeypox to Herpes B. bornfreeusa.org states,”Many exotic animals are carriers of zoonotic diseases, such as Herpes B, Monkey Pox, and Salmonellosis, all of which are transmittable to humans.” The scientific name for Herpes B is Macacine herpesvirus 1,…

Firstly, extic animals should be left in the wild because when wild animals are imprisoned in cages or small enclosures in homes, they don’t get to do the thing that are natural and important to them.”This can affect animal’s behavior , mood ,and overall well being.” “Most exotic animals who are kept as pets never learn how to survive in the wild therefore making it impossible for them to ever be released to join wild population.” Second, why do you think people what wild animals for a pet.…

‘Heritage’ invites us to think of multiculturalism, the 99 animals featured in this artwork are ideal but it is an impossible reality. The range of animals goes from tigers to deer, to pandas and kangaroos. The animals featured in heritage are ideal but are impossible, they are prey and predator. The artwork symbolizes tranquility and peace, the animals have been arranged in a way that there is no hierarchy, there is no leader. The only movement in this world of ideal is a drop of water, it’s…

This couple’s story about their leopard “daughter” gives just the right amount of sad, heartwarming feelings, while at the same time teaching you about a very serious problem. Growing up, I loved animals of all kinds. I would, and still do, sit and watch Animal Planet or Nat Geo Wild for hours. I was especially interested in exotic animals. Most of these exotic animals being endangered left me very sentimental. I found myself seeking out more and more stories like these. This talk begins asking,…

The arguments that encourage the placement of wild animals in captivity don’t necessarily talk about behavior. Their defense centers around how zoos and other places that house captive animals are important places to teach the public about wildlife conservation and rehabilitating animals to release back into the wild (Lin 2017). They believe that as long as these places follow AZA regulations that call for enrichment programs and maintenance techniques that closely mimics how should be in the…

This year on Father’s Day my children took me to the Brevard Zoo. I was very excited to go, for this would be my first time seeing it. I have lived in Brevard county over twenty years of my life and somehow never managed the time to visit . A zoo is a place where different kinds of animals are kept and maintained with purpose of Educating the public about the varieties of animals and birds that exist all over the world, including our country. On our visit I observed that by going to the zoo,…

Most people have been to a zoo and have seen all the exotic animals. Have they ever thought that the animals probably miss their home, their family at home, or want to roam around in the wild. Things like people dying from having exotic pets, animal abuse, and unfairness are all the problems in having exotic animals. The first reason, is that people have died from their different pet eating them or strangling them. For example, In 2009, a 2-year-old girl was strangled to death by a 12 foot…

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…

Hunting is the act of tracking or trapping wildlife for a source of food or sport (Hunting). It began at least 2 million years ago with the world 's earliest ancestors. This event has been around for a variety of generations, and is said to be a type of tradition, ritual, and, or bonding experience for families everywhere. Hunting not only benefits the ecosystem and economy, but it also helps with the population control of wild animals. Many people say that hunting is bad because hunters kill…

Stepping inside a zoo is like setting foot in the wild; with the only difference that the animals are enclosed behind bars and some are within a distance for public safety. Zoo animals, who are held in captivity, are restrained from having the freedom they were evolved to take advantage from because they are preserved for public education and amusement. What may seem like a friendly establishment for wild animals is in reality a park where animals: are used for “educational” purposes, are…