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    On Saturday, May 28, 2016, Harambe a very rare silverback gorilla was shot and killed at Cincinnati Zoo. A three year old boy climbed through the railings, at his own risk, and down a fifteen foot drop into Harambe’s secluded enclosure. The gorilla was then seen picking up the boy and dragging him into the water. The boy suffered injuries but mainly from the fall. The question that has been taking over the internet and news stations, should the gorilla have been shot and killed to get the young child

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    They are Entertainment animals. They have been in use since the late 1800’s when the first zoo opened. Since then, the opportunities have shot through the roof. Animals are now not only in zoos, but films, live shows, and in animal amusement parks. Animal Welfare allows

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    Wild Animals Should NOT Be Kept in Captivity

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    put exotic animals, aquatic and terrestrial, in zoos or aquariums where people can go to see them to learn more about them in order to protect them. It just so happens that by putting these animals into captivity, we are causing more damage to them, just as damage is occurring in the wild and more species are becoming extinct. Animals should not be held in captivity; it does not save them from going extinct, but helps kill them off. The first zoo in the United States was established in 1874 in Philadelphia

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    Behavioral Enrichment and Monitoring as Means to Improve Animal Welfare Although keepers have provided forms of enrichment to zoo animals for years, interest in scientifically raising captive animals’ standard of living has grown (Ben-Ari, 2001). Behavioral engineering, also known as behavioral, animal, or environmental enrichment, is a type of husbandry technique used to better the physiological and psychological states of animals, conserve species by raising the rate of reproduction, diversify

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    are some reasons why they should be in the wild. When an animals is taken to the zoo it is going to be their for the rest of It’s life. Animals that are born in the zoo and are kept in captivity will start to get weird behaviour, stress, and dangerous. The problem is that some people don’t agree with me and why they think they should be kept in captivity. The reason why some people might want this is because the zoo keepers keep them well fed and protect them from getting killed or driven out of

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    excellent conditions in zoos and aquariums and that Blackfish is hardly considered a documentary due to how one sided it is and its deceiving footage. In fact, animals should

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    articles and books. The sources range from the discussions of the lifespan of numerous animals tothe reasoning behind study observations and research. In “Zoos’ Involvement in Wildlife Conservation,” Ramsey begins by explaining the comparison between the beginning of animal captivity to the modern-day characteristics. He describes the very first zoos as having the focus to gain profit from the public, rather than the concentration being towards the welfare of the animal. Today, the well-being of animals

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    Wild Vs Animal Captivity

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    locked up in cramped spaces; in other words, the zoo. The zoo may seem like an enjoyable activity for children, but many do not know the half of what goes on behind the glass window. Animals wish they can be free and end the nightmare of being captive. Even though both animals that lie in the wild and animal captivity are one, in the group of animals, there are many differences between them. The first difference is that animals that are kept in the zoo are dependent on humans, but wild animals are

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    Issaquah Research Paper

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    Issaquah, Washington is located in King County. Known for its rapidly growing suburb, Issaquah was ranked 2nd in the entire state of Washington and 89th in the nation. It was also ranked 6th out of 279 for population growth between the years of 2000 and 2005. The name “Issaquah” comes from a Native American background and means “the sound of birds”, “snake”, or possibly “little stream”. While in Issaquah, you are likely to be surrounded by the Issaquah Alps, which includes several hiking trails along

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    Have you ever seen those animals at the zoo? Most people love visiting the zoo because you see animals normally you wouldn’t see in everyday life. Some people complain about the treatment of the animals in the zoo. What if you could see the animals you can see at the zoo in everyday life? Now it may sound absurd but imagine looking out your window and seeing someone walking a giraffe! In many of the articles that I’ve read people have made very valid arguments about how if not taken care of correctly

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