Do you think animals should be used for tourism purposes? by Trinh Tran

hauituyettrinh — 2025-10-01 06:23:57 UTC

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hauituyettrinh — 2025-10-01 06:24:10 UTC

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hauituyettrinh — 2025-10-01 06:24:34 UTC

Dương

2025-10-01 07:45:39 UTC

2025-10-01 07:46:56 UTC

I partly agree that animals should be kept in zoos. Zoos can protect endangered animals and help people learn more about wildlife. For example, pandas have been saved from extinction because of breeding programs in zoos. However, some animals suffer in small cages and cannot live as freely as in the wild. This may cause stress and unnatural behavior.

In conclusion, zoos are useful for education and conservation, but they must give animals better living conditions.

Disagree with this statement

2025-10-01 07:47:00 UTC

Minh Chu

2025-10-01 07:47:18 UTC

I disagree with using animals for tourism. First, many animals are treated badly just to entertain tourists. They might be kept in small cages or forced to do tricks. Second, this can hurt their health and make them feel stressed or scared. For example, some places let people ride elephants, but the elephants are trained in painful ways. I think animals should live freely in nature, not be used for fun or money.

Thuys Hiền

2025-10-01 07:48:35 UTC

Minh Huong

2025-10-01 07:49:38 UTC

I disagree that animals should be used for tourism. This is because they often suffer from bad living conditions and are forced to perform or carry heavy loads, which harms their health. For example, elephants used for rides in some countries face serious injuries. Although animal tourism can bring money, I believe there are better ways to attract tourists, such as eco-tourism or cultural activities. Therefore, animals should not be exploited for tourism purposes.

Partly agree

2025-10-01 07:50:05 UTC

Hương

2025-10-01 07:50:24 UTC

Disagree

m.Dung

2025-10-01 07:50:40 UTC

linhden

2025-10-01 07:52:06 UTC

Thanh Huyền

2025-10-01 07:52:32 UTC

I completely disagree with using animals for tourism. Even though activities like elephant rides or animal shows can attract tourists, they often harm the animals. Most of them are trained in cruel ways and forced to live in unnatural conditions. Instead, tourism should focus on eco-friendly options such as visiting national parks or wildlife sanctuaries, where animals are respected and protected. This way, people can enjoy nature while also supporting conservation.

Khánh Huyền

khanhhuyentb05 — 2025-10-01 07:53:48 UTC

Tuyết Nhi

snowni06 — 2025-10-01 07:54:27 UTC

Thanh Nga

2025-10-01 07:54:40 UTC

Vân

2025-10-01 07:55:01 UTC

I don’t think animals should be used for tourism purposes.

Many animals suffer when they are forced to entertain tourists. For example, elephants used for rides are often trained in cruel ways and live in poor conditions.

I agree that responsible wildlife tourism, such as visiting animals in national parks, can help raise awareness and support conservation.

Animals should not be exploited for tourism, but they can be part of eco-tourism if their well-being is protected.

2025-10-01 07:56:01 UTC

2025-10-01 07:56:26 UTC

Ngọc

ngocthi2141 — 2025-10-01 07:56:41 UTC

I partly agree with this idea. Animals can be used for tourism if it is safe and kind. For example, safari tours let people watch animals in nature, and the money can help protect them. Tourism can also teach people to love and care about animals.

However, I don’t agree when animals are forced to give rides or do shows, because this makes them tired and unhappy. For example, elephants used for rides often get hurt.

In conclusion, animals can be used for tourism only in ways that protect them and keep them free.

Ngọc Khánh

2025-10-01 07:57:16 UTC

Khánh Duy

chbhfpqqsq — 2025-10-01 07:57:56 UTC

Hoa chi

2025-10-01 07:58:03 UTC

I partly disagree with using animals for tourism. On one side, these activities can attract visitors and bring income to local people. However, many animals are kept in small cages or forced to perform tricks, which is very harmful to them. For instance, tigers used for photos in some countries are often drugged to keep them calm. In my view, tourists should support wildlife parks or sanctuaries instead, where animals live in safe and natural conditions.

Ngân Phương

2025-10-01 07:59:11 UTC

I do not think dolphins should be used for tourism purposes. Many dolphins suffer when they are forced to perform in shows or kept in small tanks for visitors. For example, dolphins in aquariums often live in very limited space, which is harmful to their health and natural behavior.

However, I agree that responsible wildlife tourism, such as observing dolphins in their natural habitat, can raise awareness and support conservation. Animals should not be exploited for entertainment, but they can be part of eco-tourism if their well-being is respected and protected.

Trà Giang

2025-10-01 07:59:14 UTC

2025-10-01 07:59:18 UTC

I agree that animals should be kept in the zoo.In my opinion, keeping animals in zoos can help preserve species that are threatened by hunting and loss of natural habitats.In addition, zoos provide scientific research opportunities to better understand the behavior and biology of animals. This may help us protect them better.For example, many species such as pandas or Siberian tigers are being preserved in zoos, where they are cared and protected from the risk of extinction.That’s why I believe zoos play an important role in protecting animals and should continue to exist.

hn2271369 — 2025-10-01 08:00:21 UTC

In my opinion, animals should not be used for tourism because it is unfair to them. They cannot choose whether they want to participate, and many are kept in cages or trained in cruel ways. Tourists may enjoy the experience for a short time, but the animals often suffer for years. I believe we should promote eco-tourism, where people can admire animals in the wild without disturbing their natural lives. This way, tourism becomes more responsible and humane.