Americas Zoos: Entertainment To Conservation

American Zoo: Entertainment protects children who are running around and shouting happily. My parents are late behind the children's vivid color balloons and have the rest of the half-eaten marshmallows in their hands. The family stopped giving the children a chance to take a picture under a tree by riding a small car. They went out to export together, first at the gift shop, each wasting to enjoy the adventure of the day. This sounds like a typical scene of a local amusement park, but in reality it is a city zoo.

Today's zoo is not sold as a recreational facility - they are educational places. Most of modern zoos place importance on protection and education. Children teach nature, environment, endangered species, protection etc. The zoo is far from encouraging the handling of animals, but it provides a direct experience of other species to enhance ecological awareness. The zoo is beneficial because it helps to protect threatened species. There are two problems. First of all, their success rate is not high - some zoos have good intentions, but many species are extinct every week. This is partly because very small captured communities of species are susceptible to breeding and birth defects. Secondly, rearing and breeding trying to avoid extinction does not need to be done in the zoo context where the general public sees the breeding animals (usually) they see tricks run

Last month, the deaths of animals kept raised a continuing concern about protection. The zoos are funny and they help protect, but they do not offer any real solution. Wildlife can only be saved by protecting with its natural habitat - which means that we must cooperate with the community, not against them. For example, on May 28, 2016, after a boy fell into a fence at the Cincinnati Zoo in the USA, a gorilla born in captivity, Haramba was shot. A week ago, two lions were destroyed at the Metropolitan Zoo in Santiago, Chile, and a week ago, Sumatran elephant Yani died in the notorious Surabaya Zoo in Indonesia. Every online discussion about these tragic affairs has exploded, but in general this argument excludes the most important person to success.

NHP is kept in zoos around the world. Historically, the zoo was mainly a type of entertainment, but recently attention has focused on protection, education and research. GAP does not claim that all NHPs should be released from the zoo, primarily because primates of prisoners lack knowledge and experience to survive in the wild. Due to psychological and physiological similarity with humans, thousands of non-human primates are being used for research worldwide. In particular, the brain and eyes of NHP are closer to the anatomy of the human body than the brains and eyes of other animals. NHP is commonly used in preclinical studies, neuroscience, ophthalmology research, and toxicity studies. Regular use of rhesus monkeys, other monkeys, African green monkeys, chimpanzees, baboons, squirrel monkeys, and malesol, wild fishing, and breeding