Animals in Captivity
At this very moment somewhere, far or not too far from us, there is an animal being held captive and raid out of its wild natural habitat. It’s also a fact to say that during these actions of captivity to slavery animals suffer extraneous torture, discomfort, fear and in a lot of cases food deprivation leading to agonizing deaths. Despite of the struggle of several pro animal rights organizations against these horrific procedures, there is an intrinsic bizarre human instinct that keeps these heinous industries at full throttle. When a person is incarcerated he/she committed a criminal act against our society hence there will be a punishment to which it makes sense. What possible crime could animal suffering incarceration be paying for? Animal exploitation industries have no conscience, no concern neither respect for the environment and they continue these repugnant actions punishing innocent beings. Is it right to affirm that humans have a urge to make animals suffer?
Zoo’s, circuses and aquariums are the villains of this commerce. Using hooks, whips, electric rods, and other blunt painful instruments they force abnormal behavior in the lives of these creatures. These awful places claim to be ‘educating’ us when they’re just trapping animals to make profit. We are basically paying to go into a place where animals a suffering torture for a living. Although these establishment’s try to portray us that’s the animals are happy and well treated the truth is they aren’t. These hopeless animals can’t release their energy in any way except for pacing back in forth in their cages. At times their paws start bleeding from the wear and tear of their psychological behavior or they self end their lives as seeing in documentaries like “ The Cove” and “Black Fisk”.
Growing up as kids, everyone thought Flipper the Dolphin was happy and living the best life a dolphin could live. But little did we know that flipper was putting on a show for the whole world to watch. Ric O’Barry
Zoo’s, circuses and aquariums are the villains of this commerce. Using hooks, whips, electric rods, and other blunt painful instruments they force abnormal behavior in the lives of these creatures. These awful places claim to be ‘educating’ us when they’re just trapping animals to make profit. We are basically paying to go into a place where animals a suffering torture for a living. Although these establishment’s try to portray us that’s the animals are happy and well treated the truth is they aren’t. These hopeless animals can’t release their energy in any way except for pacing back in forth in their cages. At times their paws start bleeding from the wear and tear of their psychological behavior or they self end their lives as seeing in documentaries like “ The Cove” and “Black Fisk”.
Growing up as kids, everyone thought Flipper the Dolphin was happy and living the best life a dolphin could live. But little did we know that flipper was putting on a show for the whole world to watch. Ric O’Barry