Nightmare Zoo: The Surabaya Zoo of Indonesia

Imagine - Please live with your family during the first few years of your life. You live in a beautiful house, your family is healthy, you have a good community around you. And everywhere you can be caught. You are scary - you do not know where you are, where you are going to go, or where your family is. After looking eternally, you will wake up in a small and dirty cage. The size of the cage is about the size you can walk up eight steps. The cage was full of garbage and had a bad smell.

Abuse of animals in zoos is one of the fundamental problems of today. Many zoos in Indonesia ignore atrocities against animals. Recently, the news about Yeosu City Zoo has shocked us to show some people the treatment of animals. Many animals are hungry and there is not enough water. The cage is dirty and too small to satisfy your needs. There are plenty of plastic garbage thrown by tourists in the cage, but animals that are hungry may eat them. In addition, many animals are tied up and can not move properly. As a result, many animals die unnaturally due to these terrible conditions.

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.

Everyone has been to the zoo; they eat penguins, they like dolphin show. The zoo has been part of American culture for centuries. At first, the zoo can be regarded as an animal cell, but today the zoo is changing rapidly. The cage, which was once restricted, is currently revolutionizing the lands inhabited by various species. The zoo's opponents believe that they are inhumane and harmful to animals. However, the zoo has various reasons such as protection of animals, propagation under breeding, scientific research, health management, education, etc. Daniel Martin, creator of mailonline.com, wrote an article about labor charity minister Angela Smith. Show more