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

hauituyettrinh — 2025-09-30 10:52:15 UTC

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Yes, I believe people must spend money on protecting wild animals. Many species are endangered, and if we don’t act now, they will disappear forever. For example, tigers and rhinos could become extinct without conservation projects. Governments and individuals should invest in sanctuaries and education programs because protecting animals also means protecting our planet. That’s why I strongly support spending money on wildlife protection.

hauituyettrinh — 2025-09-30 11:30:44 UTC

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hauituyettrinh — 2025-09-30 11:31:05 UTC

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2025-09-30 11:36:33 UTC

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2025-09-30 11:38:04 UTC

letodalee — 2025-09-30 11:38:54 UTC

No, I don't think keep animals in the zoo is good for them. In wild, they can live in natural habitat, hunt freely and follow their pace of natural life. Keeping them in cages often limits their space and drive them stress. For instance, monkeys spend hours sitting quietly or repeating the same movements because they do not have enough space to climb or explore as they would in the wild. That's why i believe zoo not the right place to animals.

2025-09-30 11:39:10 UTC

In my opinion, animals should not be used for tourism activities. Many animals are forced to perform or carry tourists, which is very harmful to their health. They are often trained with cruel methods, and carrying heavy loads every day can cause serious injuries. For instance, elephants used for rides usually suffer from stress and injuries. Instead, animals should be protected in their natural habitats.

2025-09-30 11:39:17 UTC

2025-09-30 11:40:59 UTC

I half agree with this topic because many animals used in tourism face poor living conditions, stress, and mistreatment. For example, activities like riding elephants, taking photos with wild animals, or performances can cause physical and psychological harm. But when we use animals for tourism purposes, we could educate people about animals and conservation, fostering a greater appreciation and support for protected species

2025-09-30 11:41:11 UTC

As far as i am concerned that animals should not be used for entertainment in tourism. Many species suffer when they are forced to perform tricks or carry tourists, and this will harm their health and natural behavior. For example, elephants are not born to carry heavy loads, and keep doing that can cause serious spine problems or dolphins could live very stressful lives in tourist shows. Governments and individuals should support eco-tourism and sanctuaries instead, because protecting animals also means respecting nature. That’s why I strongly believe tourism should never exploit animals

2025-09-30 11:41:17 UTC

I partly agree that animals can be used for tourism purposes. On the one hand, animals in tourism can help people learn more about wildlife and raise awareness of the need to protect endangered species. In addition, activities such as safaris or bird-watching can create jobs and bring income to local communities.

On the other hand, some tourism practices, like using elephants for rides or forcing animals to perform, can cause them stress and suffering. Keeping animals in poor living conditions just to entertain tourists is unfair and harmful.

In conclusion, animals may be involved in tourism if their safety is protected, but they should never be exploited or treated cruelly.

2025-09-30 11:41:18 UTC

No, I think that animals have many more purposes than just for tourism. In my view, many animals are in danger of extinction. And using it for tourism will not contribute to helping the endangered species, but rather make it worse. For example, elephants have been used to provide rides for tourists or perform in shows. While these activities attract visitors and generate revenue for local communities, they often come at a significant cost to the animals.

2025-09-30 11:41:33 UTC

In my opinion, animals should not be used for tourism purposes. Activities like horse rides, dolphin shows, or circus performances often cause animals to suffer. These animals are usually trained in harsh environment and forced to perform unnatural behaviors just to entertain tourists. For instance, in some countries, elephants are chained and beaten during training so they can carry people. From my point of view, it is better if people can see animals in the wild without harming them.

2025-09-30 11:42:21 UTC

To be honest, I’m partly agree the idea of using animals for tourism. Because it brings people an array of economic benefits and also raise awareness about wildlife. For example, marine parks can generate funds for conservation and help local community. How, almost time, animals are suffered behind the scenes. They are often kept in captivity and sometimes abused during training. This not only raises serious ethical concerns, but also affect seriously the animals’ physical and mental health.

2025-09-30 11:42:40 UTC

I disagree with the idea that animals should be used for tourism purposes.

First, it is often harmful to the animals. Many of them, like elephants or dolphins, are forced to perform or carry people, which can cause stress and health problems. Second, this type of tourism is usually more about profit than animal welfare, so the animals are not treated with proper care. For example, in Thailand, elephants are used for rides, but studies show that they are often trained with cruel methods and live in poor conditions. Because of this, many organizations now encourage tourists to visit elephant sanctuaries instead of riding them. In conclusion, I believe tourism should not exploit animals, and people should choose more ethical and sustainable ways to travel.

2025-09-30 11:43:48 UTC

nhatlinh3906 — 2025-09-30 11:45:28 UTC

No, I don’t think animals should be used for tourism purposes. For these animals, they are living days worse than nightmares just so that tourists can have memorable experiences. Using them for entertainment or rides may bring short-term joy to tourists, but it causes long-term suffering for the animals and even threatens their survival. For example, in Đắk Lắk province, there are only about 37 left. Their number has been dropping sharply, many are old and weak, and no baby elephants have been born for decades, which puts them at high risk of extinction. That’s why I strongly believe animals should not be exploited for tourism.

lthuha1506 — 2025-09-30 11:46:26 UTC

In my opinion, animals should not be used for tourism purposes. Although animal tourism can attract visitors and bring economic benefits, it often causes suffering to animals. Many of them are kept in cages, trained to perform tricks, or forced to carry tourists, which is very harmful to their physical and mental health. For example, tigers in circuses are usually trained with whips and kept in small cages, which makes their life very stressful and unnatural. Instead, we should promote eco-tourism and wildlife observation in natural habitats, which both protect animals and give tourists more meaningful experiences.

2025-09-30 11:51:17 UTC

In my opinion, animals should not be used in tourism if it harms their well-being. Many activities, such as circus shows or elephant rides, can cause injuries and stress to animals. For instance, elephants carrying tourists for long hours often suffer from back problems, and dolphins kept in small pools might lose their natural behaviors. Instead, governments and communities should encourage eco-tours in places like national parks, where people observe animals in their natural environment. This way, tourism can still grow while animals remain safe.

2025-09-30 11:52:54 UTC

In my view, I don’t think animals should be used for tourism because they are often treated badly and kept in unnatural conditions. They lose their freedom and can’t behave as they would in the wild. For example, elephants used for rides are sometimes trained in cruel ways, and dolphins dolphins in shows live in very small pools compared to the ocean. That’s why I think tourism should change to become more friendly.