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    Animal Captivity

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    preserve its species. In the article, Idaho Zoo Powers Preservation in Africa, Katherine Jones states, “Zoos and other partners are helping captive breeding and reintroduction programs for animals such as the nearly extinct black-footed ferret and the California condor.” (Jones) This suggests that not only are zoos holding them for entertainment, but also as an obligation to preserve their species for they are more endangered out in the wild than at a zoo. If the animals were to go extinct in…

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    Cruelty On Animal Rights

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    Animal Rights Wendy Guindi Azusa Pacific University Animal Rights Animals should be used only in ways that greatly benefit humankind. Whenever possible, these animals should be treated without cruelty. People who hold this position, which includes many animals’ welfare groups, believe our responsibility is to treat animals with kindness. It is acceptable to use animals to accomplish goals that will benefit society, as long as we do so in the kindest way possible. The belief that…

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    options weren’t even taken into account. If the individuals at the zoo actually cared about the well-being and what is best for Marius they would have searched for an answer to keep him alive and safe. Why not transport him to another zoo that was in need of a giraffe or even a giraffe sanctuary where he could spend the rest of his life. Could a bigger plot of land be made to designate to the giraffe population. I don’t think the zoo tried to look for alternative ways to keep Marius alive…

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    bears were put down in front of their cubs because the zoo could not afford to house them or move them to another zoo while a new enclosure was being built. I feel that the bears’ destruction is a moral issue because it caused unnecessary harm to another sentient being, while bringing about a financial gain for the zoo. I feel that my thoughts on this moral situation reflects that of W.D Ross’s Deontological theory. I cannot imagine that a zoo that was able to raise the money to build a new…

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    Ostriches Case Study

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    whole Asia, Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, but because of hunters, who were really hunted down, the wild ostriches' range has been reduced, so only they are left in the sub-Saharan Africa. However, you can find ostriches all over the world, like in zoos for instance. 2. Natural environment (habitat) i.e. desert, tropical forest, sea, etc. The habitat of is variable. They are found all over the world in the wild, most of them in the desert in Africa. Ostriches can adept to their environment.…

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    founded they can be sentenced up to 50 to 40 years in state prison. Marshawn Rob Odell and Peyton call themselves the terrorist group. The group were going on vacation to the Minnesota state zoo in Apple Valley. This zoo is the biggest zoo in the United States of America. The group snuck onto an airplane to go to the zoo. They got on the plane were they got to pick one TV show and what they saw on TV was nothing they hoped for. The police department put the story on the news and the internet.…

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    Rough Draft Introduction: Have you ever wondered what kind of thing you would like for Christmas, but you know your parents will never get you it? Well I have and I wanted a giraffe for Christmas. For Christmas a great present would be a Giraffe. My parents would say that they have no money and I would say that they would get their taxes in about two months. My evidence would be that they get their taxes every year in January. They usually always get about more than a thousand dollars. There is…

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    Levi's Stadium Case Study

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    founded they can be sentenced up to 50 to 40 years in state prison. Marshawn Rob Odell and Peyton call themselves the terrorist group. The group was going on vacation to the Minnesota state zoo in Apple Valley. This zoo is the biggest zoo in the United States of America. The group snuck onto an airplane to go to the zoo. They got on the plane were they got to pick one TV show and what they saw on TV was nothing they hoped for. The police department put the story on the news and the internet. The…

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    Severe Animal Cruelty

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    animal cruelty is a serious issue that is commonly thought to be an issue of the past – but is it really? Animal cruelty, even though it has decreased significantly over the past century, is still rampant. Through the use of hundreds of thousands of zoos around the world, those who have claimed to be stopping the capture and abuse of millions of animals have allowed it to go by unnoticed and even supported by the public. From premature death and bad health to unnatural habitats and the culling…

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    To begin, captivating that it is important to learn about animals. Firstly, up rise on the loss of a Palm Beach Zoo Keeper Stacy Konwiser, who in which was killed by a Malayan tiger. For example, Jorge Milian, writer for Palm Beach Post, shares a quote from Jack Hanna, a part-time Jupiter resident and one of the world’s best known animal experts, “We lost a human…

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