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Zoos are bad because the animals' "habitats" don't have enough space for them to roam around

" Two wolves paced restlessly in a pen that had been made to look quite beautiful for human eyes, but which still provided them with very little living space."

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Zoos are bad because the animals' "habitat" has very little space in which the animals get bored and pace around

"Several large cats likewise wandered back and forth in their cages, up and down hills and through grass, but nonetheless in stereotypical patterns indicative of emotional distress." "Two wolves paced restlessly in a pen that had been made to look quite beautiful for human eyes, but which still provided them with very little living space."

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The article "What do Zoos do" states this ,"They are all in danger of disappearing in their natural habitat, and are trying to help."

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They give animals depreciation

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Zoos are good because they educate people

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I think zoos are bad because they don't teach kids something that's why they are bad and they don't give them enough space and they drive animals crazy.

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I think zoos are bad because it doesn't teach kids anything. Kids just go for entertainment.

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Animals are not in the wild they need to be in the wild

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you get to see them in person

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because they keep them in small cades

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zoos are good because they let us research the animals and let us observe their actions

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So I visited a traditional zoo, with wild animals from many different continents. I looked at the smaller animals first, who seemed to be relatively healthy and happy in their exhibits. But then I noticed others who weren’t doing so well.

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"I have childhood memories of angry gorillas behind bars throwing things at unsuspecting visitors."

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Critics say that zoos are like prisons and that zoos drive many animals crazy by confining them. If the
animals don't die of boredom, they snap and revert to their wild nature, they say. Anti-zoo activists
talk about big cats endlessly pacing back and forth in their cages, zoo elephants constantly swaying
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Debate: Are Zoos Bad News?

side to side, polar bears swimming in endless circles, and monkeys and parrots "grooming"
themselves until they have no fur or feathers left.Critics say that zoos are like prisons and that zoos drive many animals crazy by confining them. If the
animals don't die of boredom, they snap and revert to their wild nature, they say. Anti-zoo activists
talk about big cats endlessly pacing back and forth in their cages, zoo elephants constantly swaying
ReadWorks.org

Copyright © 2009 Weekly Reader Corporation. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

Weekly Reader is a registered trademark of Weekly Reader Corporation.

Debate: Are Zoos Bad News?

side to side, polar bears swimming in endless circles, and monkeys and parrots "grooming"
themselves until they have no fur or feathers left.Critics say that zoos are like prisons and that zoos drive many animals crazy by confining them. If the
animals don't die of boredom, they snap and revert to their wild nature, they say. Anti-zoo activists
talk about big cats endlessly pacing back and forth in their cages, zoo elephants constantly swaying
ReadWorks.org

Copyright © 2009 Weekly Reader Corporation. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

Weekly Reader is a registered trademark of Weekly Reader Corporation.

Debate: Are Zoos Bad News?

side to side, polar bears swimming in endless circles, and monkeys and parrots "grooming"
themselves until they have no fur or feathers left.

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Zoos are bad because of the following examples

1. "I have childhood memories of angry gorillas behind bars throwing things at unsuspecting visitors."
This means

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Because they keep animals in a small space and they  animals bored

¨Two wolves paced restlessly in a pen that had been made to look quite beautiful for human eyes, but which still provided them with very little living space.¨

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I have childhood memories of angry gorillas behind bars throwing things at unsuspecting visitors.

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I think zoos are good because they allow pe0ple to observe animals.
They also allow people to see animals they have never seen

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they are bad bcs animals dont have the space to roam arouns and the animals are all the time bored aka me

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'Critics say that zoos are like prisons and that zoos drive many animals crazy by confining them.'

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Jimmie Jay Aleman I thing bad because they abuse the animals 

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Jimmie Jay Aleman I thing bad because they abuse the animals 

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¨They are all in danger of disappearing in their
natural habitat, and zoos are trying to help.¨
I got this from the article ¨What do Zoos do¨

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i think zoos are good because children can see animals and can learn idk how but they can

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We have to learn to live in harmony with the animals around us and how to just think a little bit more before we do certain things.

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I think zoos are bad because of the following sentences.

1. "As for children, I’ve wondered whether a trip to the zoo is an educational experience, or if it only encourages them to treat animals with disrespect.''

2. "Two wolves paced restlessly in a pen that had been made to look quite beautiful for human eyes, but which still provided them with very little living space.''

3. "A group of piglets in a barren stall desperately tried to gnaw at my fingers through the wire fence.''

Lol I copy and paste the sentences from the story Mr. Morreale sent us

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´´I have childhood memories of angry gorillas  behind bars throwing  things at unsuspecting visitors ´´

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Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.Scientists at the Houston Zoo are working with people in Venezuela to save the tapir, an animal related
to the rhinoceros that looks a lot like a pig. But it’s hunted for its thick hides and it’s losing its habitat in
South American’s forests to development.

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Because zoos save endangered animals. The saddest part was watching the giraffes, whose long legs took them across their entire exhibit in only a few steps. The petting zoo was no better.

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Based on the article ¨Debate: Are Zoos Bad News¨ the author feels that zoos are good news because the author states ¨If visitors never got to see an elephant or a tiger, they would not have that sense of awe and wonder and not be inspired to take action to conserve the wild,¨ he says.

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zoos are bad cause they don't give them enough space to roam around and eventually they go crazy "Critics say that zoos are like prisons and drive many animals crazy.

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because its fun

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THEY HAVE MY FAVORITE ANIMALS

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the people aka workers are mean to the animals.sometimes hurt the animals.animals are sad and depressed cause thee in the cage and they need free dom

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Because you get to see a lot of diffrent animals and pepole save a lot of animals from the zoo.

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Basically zoos are barb because they’d don’t have sign so telling the man to stay away but they have signs telling you to mind your own taking a selfies

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Zoos are bad because they don`t have the sighs.

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Zoos are not good. Just like Dr. Ramakrishna says "If kids learned anything of value by watching these animals, I certainly didn’t see it."

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They save baby endangered animals that are lost

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you trash at fortnite kid

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the people aka workers are mean to the animals.sometimes hurt the animals.animals are sadx and depressed for being in the cage 

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the people aka workers are mean to the animals.sometimes hurt the animals.animals are sadx and depressed for being in the cage 

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Zoos can't provide sufficient space. Zoos cannot provide the amount of space animals have in the wild. This is particularly the case for those species who roam larger distances in their natural habitat. Tigers and lions have around 18,000 times less space in zoos than they would in the wild.

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I think zoos are bad because some people treat them BAD

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because they can escape and atack people.

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they are good because they  have cool animals

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Zoos are good because they help people learn more about wild animals.

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i think zoos are bad because i think people dont feed them well

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I think zoos are bad because sometimes they label things wrong and some animals die because of that.

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I think zoos are a good thing because they help endangered animals.

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humberto reyna

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I think zoos are good because they tell us facts about animals we dont know and so we learn about them.

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zoos help and takes care of animals.the animals are trained,smart,and calm.they take good care,shower,feed the animals.

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I thing zoos are good because you get a lot of information that you did not know about them befor

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zoos are bad because the animals are trapped in their cages

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Aye Aye nahwww zoos are good and bad at the same time

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they don't put signs to tell them to stay a way from the animals

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zoos are bad because they stink

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I think zoos are good because they give good fact about the animal.

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endangered animals stay in cages when endangered animals should be making babiessssssss

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humberto/ gerardo is dudu at fortnite

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Cause they do not re

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aye aye listen up zoos are stanky and the food is expensive but aye i still bought fries and a coke

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aye aye listen up zoos are stanky and the food is expensive but aye i still bought fries and a coke

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they are good

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Because people died

¨After some searching´´
they found the resting tiger, a 4-year-old, 350-pound Siberian tiger named Tatiana. They shot and

killed the animal, but the damage had already been done. One of the men the tiger attacked, 17-year-
old Carlos Sousa Jr., later died of his wounds.

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zoos are good thing because they keep endangered animals safe and they just don't throw them out

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they don´t put signs to tell them to stay away from the animals.

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1 thing that is good about zoos we get to see endangered animals like komodo dragons. they live far away in africa.You will not find a wild komodo in houston.

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Zoo are good cause kid can learn from zoos

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zoos are good because they are fun for the little kids

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Because theirs no signs

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Dr. Ramakrishna came to the conclusion that all zoos are bad, even the “good” ones

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Dr. Ramakrishna came to the conclusion that all zoos are bad, even the “good” ones

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Cause You Get facts and you learn something