https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70 M1 U18 Guidance Notes en-us 2017-03-27 07:54:11 UTC 2025-11-17 14:43:39 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Beartoy.png https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162731394 Captive breeding programs: amphibians are getting killed by a disease called chyrtrid fungus so are being taken into arcs to help with the breeding and also make sure that they don't become extinct over time. 
 
Captive breeding is the process of breeding animals in controlled environments within well defined settings, such as wildlife reserves, zoos and other commercial and noncommercial conservation facilities. 
Captive Breedinh Program: China began doing it in 1955, but it was not until eight years later that Ming Ming; the first ever captive bred giant panda, was born at Beijing zoo. 



]]> 2017-03-27 08:41:31 UTC https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162731394 https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162732826 Exotic meats- sold at festivals (bison meat, buffalo meat, kangaroo meat etc)
Bush meat- hunting of meat from wild animals to be used in people's diet but can carry diseases.
Green hunts- sadate the animal pictures for tourists etc
Canned hunting
Captive farming- to be bred and sold in trade
Selling of animal parts
Some animals are worth more alive than dead.
Used in zoos and aquariums, can be used in competitions with other business.
Events at zoos (Chester zoo-birthday party packages from £180, increasing profit, weddings- 15,000 guests, school trips-- the money goes to the animals and conservation projects around the world)

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/36457637
This is news article that is about what has been found in Africa's bush meat market.

]]> 2017-03-27 08:48:12 UTC https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162732826 callumaellis https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162732955 Around 20 million animals used a year for educational purposes

Educational institutions using them for specific courses

Zoos- Talks and shows are used to educate the public on the animals on where they come from and what threats they are facing  .Cage cards are also used  to teach them about animals and where they come from.  Captive animal can be used a ambassador for thier wild counterparts

Use of animals in science
Over 25 million animals used in usa alone for animal testing/ research. They are used for variety of reason from testing new cosmetics to  testing out medicines. Animals such as marmosets may given medical conditions like Parkinson's, this is done so that they can test drugs on animals before humans to test how effective they are and whether they are safe or not, and to come up with cures. https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/laboratory

]]> 2017-03-27 08:48:53 UTC https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162732955 abigail_holland00 https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162732974 -Films- The Hangover used a tiger, We Bought A Zoo, Night At The Museum used a capuchin monkey, Mr Popper's Penguins used Gentoo penguins
-Music Videos- Katy Perry used animals in the Roar music video
-Zoos- Used for entertainment through themed festivals and seasonal events like Christmas&Halloween. Loud noises during these festivals may affect the animals mentally as there is constant noise around them. Social animals are forced to live in solitary confinement and are deprived of their opportunity to develop. 
-Holidays- People take pictures with wild animals that are under anaesthetic. Sometimes this can lead to the animals waking up and attacking the people that are taking pictures with them. Animals like parrots, birds of prey, dolphins, sea lions and orcas are forced to perform for people's entertainment. 
-Seaworld- Use animals for shows, shark touch pool which allows guests to stroke sharks every day, underwater viewing areas cause stress to animals as people constantly bang on the glass.
-Animal Racing- Animals are forced to race against each other as people bet money on them for their entertainment.]]> 2017-03-27 08:48:58 UTC https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162732974 https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162741001 status: makes them seem more powerful, especially within drug crime. an example of this could include a situation when someone dangled a python over a 14-year-old boy and bit him. 
One of the largest reasons is the fact that it is a popular pet which makes people stand out. 
people may have always dreamed about owning an exotic animal such as a tiger.
They may believe they are saving the breed although they are just causing more problems in the long run.]]> 2017-03-27 09:28:42 UTC https://padlet.com/adam_howson/319uigmdbv70/wish/162741001