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You can take a section of a natural environment and replicate that in captivity but it will never truly be a wild environment. humans interact with animals too much which can decrease the natural behaviours

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for captive bred animals it is natural to them, but for animals brought into captivity from the wild it is much harder, if not impossible to replicate the wild (their natural environment)

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Altough we may feel it impossible to entrirely replicate an animal's natural habitat, if this animal is bred in captivity this would become natural to them? Also if they're extinct in the wild and only present in captivity we can replicate an environment with the added advantage of their safety; as reintroduction to the wild may not be possible.

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Due to laws and legislation - despite being created for animal welfare. It' is impossible to create a natural environment

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Due to laws and legislation - despite being created for animal welfare. It' is impossible to create a natural environment

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it is difficult because animals in the wild dont have 'barriers' that prevents them from exploring further. We can perhaps replicate temperature to an extend for something like reptiles but an animal like an elephant in captivity won't be the same for them like it would be in the wild

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The animals in captivity will be interacting with humans, which does not happen in the wild, which may cause their behaviours to change, as they do not need to hunt for food and water as it is all provided for them

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Feeding is very difficult to truly replicate as it is illegal to feed live animals to predators.
Lions would hunt and kill their prey in the wild, however, are not able to express this natural behaviour in captivity

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no- Truly wild environments include things such as predator, prey relationships. unfortunately, its not applicable to add this into a captive setting due to laws and legislations. therefore, captive animals will never experience this which creates an unbalanced environment in comparison to animals living in the wild.

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no- Truly wild environments include things such as predator, prey relationships. unfortunately, its not applicable to add this into a captive setting due to laws and legislations. therefore, captive animals will never experience this which creates an unbalanced environment in comparison to animals living in the wild.

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Creating a truly wild envirement will is not possible as human interaction is always needed in zoos to ensure upkeep of the animals

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Creating a truly wild envirement will is not possible as human interaction is always needed in zoos to ensure upkeep of the animals

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Can't give animals enough space to truly replicate their environments but can in other ways such as substrates, enrichment. For example sand substrate for desert species, trees in enclosures for arboreal species, adding lakes or ponds for animals that spend some of their time in water/swimming, etc.

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we can mimic the environment to as close at the natural one e.g. putting it plants and tress from the, structuring the environment and enrichment. But it will never be completely natural for that animal in captivity e.g. predator and prey and not enough room to move about in which could cause stereotypical behaviour in the animal

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No - because it would have been made by humans and not been created naturally 

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No - because it would have been made by humans and not been created naturally 

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Animals in the wild do not have physical barriers that limits their range, whilst the size of the enclosure that they are kept in may look suitable and allow every individual space to be away from other members of the group it isn't giving them the range of movement that they would naturally have.

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Nowhere can be a truly natural environment as only their native habitat can be that, however we can very closely replicate conditions such as temperature, humidity, plant species and housing with other species that would naturally live in the same areas and feeding a diet of natural foods in a manner that promotes natural feeding behaviours such as hunting or foraging depending on the animal. Enrichment can be difficult as it is not something that would naturally be seen by the animal yet it can be a valuable tool in places like zoos to promote natural behaviours within the animal which is just as important.

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It can be very difficult to truly replicate an animals natural environment, as many animals in captivity in the Uk come from warmer or colder climates which are very different to the Uk temperatures

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for some species you could take a section of a natural enviroment and replicate it in a zoo

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A truly wild environment would include predators, prey, limited resources, where as in captivity we're not going to replicate this - resources won't be limited, they're not going to struggle to find them and they're not going to be faced with the stresses they would face in a truly wild environment 

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A truly wild environment would include predators, prey, limited resources, where as in captivity we're not going to replicate this - resources won't be limited, they're not going to struggle to find them and they're not going to be faced with the stresses they would face in a truly wild environment 

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It’s difficult cause a lot of animals in captivity need space, in their natural environment they have lots of land available and its also unlikely the animal is in their natural weather environment.

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Nature is a hard thing to replicate so trying to create a natural environment for the animal

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Nature is a hard thing to replicate so trying to create a natural environment for the animal

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in captivity would be hard to do but we can try and create an artificial environment for them

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Maybe for some animals, e.g the smaller ones but can never truely be the same for other animals

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because the environment will be man-made and despite it being a close replica to a natural setting, it will not give the same freedom and atmosphere that a natural environment will as it will be a controlled environment.

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Cannot reproduce a natural food chain within captivity.

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Some species are a lot harder than others, for example Penguins. To create their cold environment and the ice is very difficult, also their reproductive behaviours (such as the parents taking turns in caring for the child and going out hunting) won't be able to be replicated.