Persuasive Essay Zoos
Many zoos are responsible for animal rights as well with their health, death and extinction. Zoos all around the world are misused and need to be put to an end. Others may disagree otherwise and believe zoos is the key to safety. However, animals do not belong in zoos because they do not have enough shelter as they would in their own habitat. Also, animals that are fenced in can be risky enough to put themselves to their death. However, I do not accept zoos being established everywhere, but a balance will disagree. People have the passion of zoos because of the anticipation of extinction occurring and believe zoos are the heros of saving them. For instance, various of animals in Africa are becoming extinct, and if numerous animals are in zoos younger children or people who never witnessed a “giraffe” or a “tiger” will finally get to experience one. In fact, “In Denmark, They are Mad about Marius” established a Giraffe Center where they are devoted in rescuing giraffes due to extinction (qtd in Jabeen Bhatti). With this said, Tigers are the
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In addition, animals should not live their lives in a cage with no freedom and unacceptable shelter. By the same time spoken, in the Northeastern China, Shenyang Zoo is known as a symbol of mistreated zoos in “Tiger Deaths Raise Alarms About Chinese Zoos” by Xiyun Yang. For example, she claimed that the tigers held here were only fed two chicken legs a day! By the time help arrived turns out the sickest tigers can only be fed intravenously. According to a 21 year old hospitality worker, Laura Ainsworth in “”Visitors Expose Cruelty at Scandal Zoo” witnessed blood escaping from the horns and ears of giraffes ( qtd in Gabrielle Swerling). Gabrielle Swerling also states same experience of giraffes bleeding and penguins without water. With little effort from zoos, zoos need basic rules on how to properly take care of an
In addition, animals should not live their lives in a cage with no freedom and unacceptable shelter. By the same time spoken, in the Northeastern China, Shenyang Zoo is known as a symbol of mistreated zoos in “Tiger Deaths Raise Alarms About Chinese Zoos” by Xiyun Yang. For example, she claimed that the tigers held here were only fed two chicken legs a day! By the time help arrived turns out the sickest tigers can only be fed intravenously. According to a 21 year old hospitality worker, Laura Ainsworth in “”Visitors Expose Cruelty at Scandal Zoo” witnessed blood escaping from the horns and ears of giraffes ( qtd in Gabrielle Swerling). Gabrielle Swerling also states same experience of giraffes bleeding and penguins without water. With little effort from zoos, zoos need basic rules on how to properly take care of an