Ringling Brothers Circus

wildlife, and can also help counteract animal endangerment through captive breeding, says Jeffery P. Cohn; on the other hand it brings up questions on the conditions animals are kept in, like elephants in zoos, which Cohn highlights, to the situations circus trained animals are put in, detailed by PETA, and CNN and the Humane Society touch on the neurotic inducing effects captivity may have on killer whales. The best way to combat the deterioration of animal

Animals in Entertainment Animals are used for a wide variety of entertainment including zoos, circuses, animal fights/races, and a mass amount of other media. This topic is controversial due to the entertainment brought to the audience who is either oblivious or negligent to the abuse of the animals. Many animals utilized in the entertainment industry suffer, whether by the intentional hands of the owner or the side effects of safety being provided. Local zoos are attractions loved by

Living life as a circus animal is not as entertaining as it seems. If people in the public were aware of how these animals are being mistreated, circuses would lose their shows. Some people find elephants balancing on their trunks or lions jumping through fire entertaining. These animals suffer. We are curious on how these animals are being trained to perform crucial and painful tricks. Some of us think positive about circus. Others, wonder why the animal tamers are holding whips instead of treats

National Geographic Photographers Review National Geographic (before the world wide web) brought the world to its readers. The photographers are able to capture the world in a photo giving the reader greater understanding to the article itself. The job of National Geographic photographer is revered as the “dream job” but the reality is that it’s a grueling task to get that perfect photo. Extreme weather, harsh environments and dangers. Photographers have been injured and even killed just to get

I believe the circus shut down due to animal rights. Don’t believe all that you have heard, animals who are kept at the circus aren’t being treated properly. The employees’ aren’t giving them the care they deserve. They’re locked up in cages for the most part. It is cruel how they’re treated. The circuses do claim they take well care of animals, but is this really what we should call ‘’well taken care of’’ or should it really just be considered torture? Now, the animals may be fed and bathed

relief before jolting awake. Thanking our anonymous friend, I handed him the hose as we all ran back to our silver carriage, waving as we pulled away. I’ve often wondered what he thought about that day. Did he tell the story about the time the circus train stopped at his house to have a water party? The show arrived in Huntsville and once the train was separated into several sections in the train yard, unloading began. Like a well-rehearsed play, flat cars were emptied of their trailers,

The path that led me to writing this story about the plight of the Kerala Elephants started when weeks ago I was graciously asked to join a Facebook group, appropriately named "Animal Activists." The next brick in my path was laid by Lisa Fay Wind-Roloff a well meaning member of this group. She sent me a picture of an abused elephants being held in Kerala, India. The path became even clearer as I delved deeper into my research on the agony and torture the Kerala Elephants are suffering at this

circuses have dropped animal shows from circus programs, to model choreographed shows such as Cirque de Soleil. But, some companies as Ringling, Universoul and Carson & Barnes continue to use elephants. Ballet and live theatre is another phenomenal that circuses are changing to retain diversity in the entertainment market. The most popular of these shows, Cirque du Soleil, describes itself as “based on a totally new concept: a striking, dramatic mix of the circus arts, street entertainment, featuring

Circus animal abuse is, unfortunately, quite the common occurrence. Many people go to the circus because all they see are good and fun times. There are quite a number of things that people don't know about the circus, and here are some of them. Stay tuned for part 2, which will be here soon. Number Fifteen: Circus Animal Abuse Comes in Many Forms Animal trainers use lots of tools in order to train their animals, and really none of them are kosher. They use muzzles, electric prods, bullhooks, whips

Due to the early accounts of public relations utilising manipulative practices as a regular tradition, these tactics have thus overshadowed and continued to be the predominant view of public relations within modern contexts. This essay will argue that public relations has evolved considerably beyond the age of press agentry, yet will still acknowledge the existence of some present day uses of these schemes. Firstly, this essay will explore the history of public relations to establish and enforce