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Yet what this events has done, is reignite the debate over the role of zoos (and aquaria). Whilst much of attention that generates is unfortunately negative, it does give folks like me an opportunity to shout about the great and critically important work zoos do for conservation (and how they might get better at it in the future).

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Restate both sides and tell your opinion! 

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Some animal can really hurt you and kill you also to 

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Some animal can really hurt you and kill you also to 

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whether it is right for human beings to farm and eat other animals - this is covered in the debates on animal rights and vegetarianism. ... debate. Rather this debate is about various other uses of animals for sport, pleasure, and entertainment.  Note though that many of ...

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The claim that animals have 'rights' was first put forward by the Australian ... (e.g. Greenpeace) are also concerned for the welfare of animals: both sets of concerns derive from a commitment to the value of Nature ... rights. Some argue that it is equally absurd to exclude animals. Will we someday regard the status quo as equally unethical as the time ...

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Zoos are premises for the captivity of animals, often in urban areas where many of the animals would not otherwise be found, with the intention of studying the animals and displaying them to the public at large. The predecessor of the zoo ..

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I think that animals should have rights   Do you have any reasoning for Do you have any reasoning for why animals should have rights? What rights should they have? The right to vote? Yes animals do because we are Yes animals do because we are animals as well ...

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States concerned with the protection and welfare of wild animals are able to close zoos, release the animals back into their natural habitats and thereafter enforce immigration regulation that would ensure they any live cargo entering the country would be searched and checked. If found to contain wild animals, they could be sent back to where they had arrived from and hopefully re-placed in their natural habitat. To cut supply would be inadvertently to reduce demand, and eventually ensure that the trade in live animals would cease, to the benefit of the wild animal populations themselves.

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If animals was not in zoos they would be hurting people and the lions would be killing people when they are hungry and the bears would be eating people and the animals not have no were to live and they would be all around people houses and the monkeys would be in trees and jumpin on people.

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Without the wonder of the encounters that they experience, people will quickly lose interest in safeguarding the few wild places that are left in our world. Exhibits and programs about Earth's aquatic ecosystems also became important parts of most zoos' public-education efforts.

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Adults and children visiting zoos will be given the subliminal message that it is OK to use animals for our own ends, however it impinges on their freedom or quality of life. Therefore zoos will encourage poor treatment of animals more generally. People do not go to zoos for educational reasons they simply go to be entertained and diverted by weird and wonderful creatures seen as objects of beauty or entertainment.

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Zoos are premises for the captivity of animals, often in urban areas where many of the animals would not otherwise be found, with the intention of studying the animals and displaying them to the public at large. The predecessor of the zoo was the menagerie, which involved the captivity of birds typically for the entertainment of the aristocracy, and has a long history running back to ancient times.

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Zoos are premises for the captivity of animals, often in urban areas where many of the animals would not otherwise be found, with the intention of studying the animals and displaying them to the public at large. The predecessor of the zoo was the menagerie, which involved the captivity of birds typically for the entertainment of the aristocracy, and has a long history running back to ancient times.