However, by presenting animals to zoo spectators as exhibits, is teaching children that we as humans are able to manipulate creatures in the world, in order to fulfill our curiosity. This skewered topic suggests that animals are not individuals who are able to think, and feel for themselves. (www.captiveanimals.org.) Zoo supporters argue that having animals in cages all day long are beneficial for educational purposes; however, most visitors only stay at each cage for two to three minutes, and view each exhibit as wallpaper. (www.peta.com) Moreover, the small cages in which they inhabit do not depict the natural behaviour in the wild, as the animals become more conditioned to life in captivity, and drop the habits in which are natural to
However, by presenting animals to zoo spectators as exhibits, is teaching children that we as humans are able to manipulate creatures in the world, in order to fulfill our curiosity. This skewered topic suggests that animals are not individuals who are able to think, and feel for themselves. (www.captiveanimals.org.) Zoo supporters argue that having animals in cages all day long are beneficial for educational purposes; however, most visitors only stay at each cage for two to three minutes, and view each exhibit as wallpaper. (www.peta.com) Moreover, the small cages in which they inhabit do not depict the natural behaviour in the wild, as the animals become more conditioned to life in captivity, and drop the habits in which are natural to