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"Animal News That Doesn't Have to be Cute." News, Commentary, and information involving all things animal-related.Are zoos an anachronism from a time before the internet and Animal Planet?
Started by mjschindler · 8 months ago
Animal deaths or injuries at zoos often result in renewed debate about whether wild animals should be kept in captivity. Recently, the deaths of over 40 cownose stingrays at the Calgary Zoo and the death of a visitor at the San Francisco Zoo stirred up more questions on whether animals should b
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1 year ago
1 year ago
I agree. I don't think zoos are outdated. Television really can't give the same sensory experience that being within a few feet of a living wild animal can.
My favorite part of zoos have always been the petting zoos, because then you can really touch and interact with the animals. I wish ordinary people like me could interact this closely with all sorts of animals, but I know it usually takes a lot of training and still poses risk. A tiger petting zoo would be a lawsuit waiting to happen (but I would be willing to risk it)!