Lesson 4.6 Views on zoo by Ngoc Anh Nguyen

E.g: Nguyen Minh Chau

ngocanh2257 — 2024-11-14 06:07:13 UTC

I agree that animals should be kept in zoo because we can protect them from hunters and poachers and give them the best health care.

Minh Châu

gabongxinh — 2024-11-14 12:27:08 UTC

I disagree that animals should be kept in zoos because there are so many animals that zoo keepers can't control the number of species. Another reason that animals shouldn't be kept in zoos is that they will have fewer natural predators than they do in the natural world.

Nguyễn Đức Thắng

2024-11-14 12:46:52 UTC

In my view, zoos play a very important role: it helps us gain money, create jobs for people and also provide information/ give us the most realistic look about animals

Trần Đức Anh

2024-11-14 13:10:39 UTC

On the one hand, zoos might offer a great service to the world when it comes to the protection of some endangered species by educating people about the wild. They might also serve as rehabilitation centers for animals that get injured in the course of their lives, as well as orphaned ones.

On the other hand, zoos can also be criticized as this form of facility keeps them captive; thus, they are deprived of their natural freedom and social interactions. Other zoos may also provide inadequate living conditions for their animals.

Phạm Minh Hoàng

hoang003173 — 2024-11-14 13:23:43 UTC

In my opinion, animals should not be kept in zoos.

First, zoos often cannot fully replicate an animal’s natural habitat, leading to stress and affecting their physical and mental health. Many animals need large, complex spaces and social structures that zoos cannot provide, which can lead to unnatural behaviors and a lower quality of life.

Second, while some zoos emphasize conservation, animals in captivity may lose the skills to survive in the wild, making it difficult for them to be reintroduced into their natural habitats. Conservation efforts might better focus on protecting natural habitats and supporting wildlife sanctuaries where animals live freely in a controlled, natural environment.

Nguyễn Bảo Duy

duypro — 2024-11-14 13:35:07 UTC

As my own opinion, the way we keep wild animals distance from their own wild habitat and put them in a simulate living environment is a different way to kill an wild animal inside of them. THe reason why we started to built modern zoos since 1828 because of entertaning, learning and actually helping people to see these kind of animals first time in their life. Before the 1828, people having wild animal in their back of their house like tiger, bear,... which is called " bad zoos". If we compared the first modern zoos have been invented with our zoos today, we could see a big difference between it. We could see that zoos have bring alot of benifit, but we will still need to think about different way to live with wild animals. The first reason isit might destroyed nature food chain if we keep kept animal in zoo. Secondly, the animals could be far away from their kind, which made them feel lonely and kinda stress. Finally, this could the made the wild animal less more aggrevsive and waiting for food rather than going hunting other animal. In conclusion, the reason why zoos have been built is important for humans, but it will be more important to think carefully taking fredoom awaying from animals

Lý Phương Thảo

2024-11-14 13:42:34 UTC

I believe that animals should not be kept in zoos. First of all, captivity can cause animals to lose their natural instincts. In the wild, animals rely on instincts for survival, such as hunting for food and communicating with their group. In zoos, these instincts often become irrelevant or underdeveloped. For example, predators like lions and tigers are typically fed by humans, which means they don't have the opportunity to hunt. Additionally, animals in zoos are captive, meaning they are confined to unnatural environments that often isolate them from their natural behaviors and ecosystems.

Lê Đức Minh

2024-11-14 13:46:26 UTC

In my opinion, Zoos can support conservation of endangered species, provide educational opportunities, contribute to research, and rescue animals unable to survive in the wild. However ethical concerns include restricted freedom, potential stress and boredom, limited impact on wild populations.

Moc Lan

2024-11-14 13:53:41 UTC

In my point of view, animals should not be kept in zoos because it can harm their mental health. Living in small enclosures without their natural habitat and social interactions can cause stress and anxiety in animals. Additionally, removing animals from their natural environments disrupts ecosystems, as each species plays an important role in maintaining balance. Zoos may seem educational, but they come at the cost of the animals' well-being and the health of our planet's ecosystems.

Thái Phương Linh

2024-11-14 14:21:35 UTC

Animals should not be kept in zoos. First, many zoos do not provide a suitable environment for animals, which can lead to stress or health problems. For example, elephants in captivity often suffer from foot problems and depression because they cannot roam freely as they would in the wild. Second, while zoos claim to help with conservation, they often focus more on entertainment than protecting animals in their natural habitats. Instead of keeping animals in cages, we should support wildlife reserves and sanctuaries that allow animals to live in their natural environments while still being protected. This way, we can ensure that animals are treated with respect and can thrive as they should.

Hai Dnag

dang074475 — 2024-11-14 14:25:48 UTC

Animals in zoos can benefit from conservation and protection, especially endangered species, by providing a safe environment for breeding and survival. Additionally, zoos offer educational opportunities, helping people connect with wildlife and raising awareness about conservation. However, zoos must prioritize animals' well-being with spacious, naturalistic enclosures.

Dương Chấn Vũ

2024-11-14 14:36:03 UTC

For me, I don't think zoos are a good idea because While zoos may seem like educational and entertaining spaces, there is growing concern about keeping animals in captivity. Zoos can't replicate environments that animals experience in the wild, leading to stress and behavioral issues. Captive animals are often confined to small enclosures that limit their natural instinct, like hunting and ambush their prey, which can lead to physical and psychological suffering. In these ways, zoos often cause problems to animals rather than helping them.

Hà Anh

2024-11-14 14:40:13 UTC

In my opinion animals should not be kept in zoos,because animals often suffer physically and mentally when enclosed. Even the best artificial environments cannot match the space, variety and freedom that animals have in their natural habitats. This deprivation causes many zoo animals to become stressed or mentally ill.

Bảo Đức

2024-11-14 14:41:30 UTC

I believe that animals shouldn’t be kept in the zoo. They will lost their hunting ability and reflex instincts with outside world, they don’t need to worry about starving because in the zoo humans give them foods. For the second reason, the zoo is not a natural habitat, leading animals to stress, unhappy, and mental health.

Bảo Châu

2024-11-14 14:59:32 UTC

In my opinion, zoos help protect endangered animals by providing a safe place for breeding. They also teach people about wildlife and why it’s important to protect nature. While there are some concerns, I think zoos play a helpful role in conservation and education.

Phương Nga

2024-11-14 15:16:31 UTC

From my point of view, animals deserve the right to live in freedom, where they can roam, hunt, and socialize naturally. Additionally, animals in zoos often suffer from illnesses not commonly found in the wild due to limited space, lack of exercise, and improper diets. Animals should not be kept in zoos because captivity limits their freedom, prevents them from living in their natural habitats, and can negatively impact their well-being.

Doãn Bảo Sơn - My opinion about "Should animals be kept in zoo?"

son026502 — 2024-11-14 15:47:39 UTC

Animals should not be kept in zoos due to two main reasons:

1> Animal Welfare: Captivity can harm animals’ mental and physical health, as they live in small, unnatural spaces, leading to stress and abnormal behaviors.

2> Limited Conservation Impact: Most zoos house non-endangered species, and resources could be better spent on protecting natural habitats and supporting wildlife directly.

Overall, animals thrive better in the wild than in captivity.

MagicLuong

2024-11-14 15:59:07 UTC

Zoos play a crucial role in both education and conservation. Firstly, they provide a haven for endangered species, protecting them from threats like habitat loss and poaching. This helps to ensure that these animals do not become extinct. Secondly, zoos educate the public about wildlife and conservation efforts. They offer people the chance to learn about animals up close, which can inspire a love for nature and a desire to protect it. While there are concerns about the ethical implications of keeping animals in captivity, the benefits of conservation and education are significant.

Le Dang Phong

2024-11-14 16:10:05 UTC

My point of view is that keeping animals in zoos can provides them with ensurance and protection. It can also help the youth gain more knowledge while making eye-to-eye interactions. Keeping animals in captive helps with further scientific research such as endangered species. Zoos is also a way for entertainment and provide jobs for people. Overall animals have many purposes suchs as helping with fashion, education, research and many more, animals should be kept in zoos for many purposes that benefit both human and animals for a better future.

Trúc Nhi

2024-11-14 17:30:35 UTC

I disagree with the opinion that animals should be kept in zoos. First, keeping animals in captivity, especially species that are not endangered or part of a breeding program, can be seen as morally wrong. Many argue that animals have the right to live freely in their natural habitats and that humans have no right to confine them for entertainment or profit. Next, zoos may contribute to the misunderstanding of natural ecosystems by focusing on exotic or popular species while neglecting the protection of entire ecosystems. While individual animals may be well cared for in some zoos, the broader issues of habitat destruction, illegal wildlife trade, and ecological imbalance are often not addressed as effectively as they should be.

Thy Châu

2024-11-14 17:49:53 UTC

For me, animals should not be kept in the zoo. Animals cannot live the way they want in the zoo. For example, polar bears suppose to be live in North Pole, but some of them have been imprisoned and live in a closed space, without freedom. Second reason is their own skills can be lose. The predators will forget how to hunt the prey when they when it was released into the wild after a long period of captivity in a zoo.

Ph Ngân An

2024-11-14 18:07:39 UTC

As society becomes more industrialized, the rising trend of zoos has sparked debates about their role in modern life. Many argue that zoos are essential, and I fully agree!! Historically, humans have kept wild animals for entertainment, maintaining control over other species. The first modern zoo opened in London in 1828, showcasing animals like giraffes, elephants, tigers, lions,... and marking the beginning of the zoo industry. People flocked to these facilities to learn about animals they had only seen in books and cartoons. Zoos serve a vital educational purpose by raising awareness about wildlife and its challenges. With global warming threatening many ecosystems, zoos have committed to creating safe habitats for endangered species. They play a crucial role in restoring animal populations by providing care, including food, hygiene maintenance, health checks, and a nurturing environment. Zoos also engage the public, fostering a sense of responsibility for wildlife conservation. While it's important to condemn facilities that mistreat animals for profit, I believe that animals that need help from the rapid changes of climate should be taken care of by professionals!!!

Bảo Anh

2024-11-15 00:07:33 UTC

For me, I think that animals should not be kept in zoos. Animals in zoos can suffer because they are kept in small spaces that don’t feel like their natural homes, causing stress and strange behaviors. Zoos also can’t fully recreate the environments animals need, which can harm their health and happiness.

Hùng Anh

2024-11-15 00:17:07 UTC

One reason some people support zoos is because they are educational. Seeing animals in person can be a memorable experience, especially for kids. Instead of just reading about animals, children get to watch them up close, which can inspire them to care about protecting wildlife. Also, zoos help protect endangered animals, like the snow leopard and the giant panda, by creating safe places for them to live and by breeding them so that their species don’t disappear. In some cases, zoos even release animals back into the wild, helping to bring back endangered populations

Phan Hưng

hung025283 — 2024-11-15 06:27:07 UTC

In my point of view, zoos should be around for much longer. Without zoos, the extinction of animals will be much more frequent with human production. Zoos and wildlife are still trying their best to help by breeding animals, protecting the last remaining, and building them the environment to live in. However, some zoos are there for the money. From mistreatment from caretakers to harsh living conditions for the animals,... are tragic. To improve this situation, we all have a chance to change it by sharing this problem with people. The more people know about this, the less problems will occur. This way our animals will have a safe place to live.