Reassigning Animals In National Park
However, there is one challenge in the event of reassigning animals from zoos to national parks, human safety. While there are not many animal attacks that occur in national parks, people tend to remember the ones that do happen because they are few and therefore surprising. What most people fail to realize, though, is that animals rarely attack and hardly ever kill. Those that do attack are most commonly grizzly bears and even then it was estimated that for every thirty million visitors there might be one death and for every two million visitors there was an estimated one injury (Herrero 1148). The chances of dying by animal attack in national park are small enough that people should not worry about it. In fact, there is a higher chance of