difference between zoo and national park
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The three primary differences are the habitat of the animals, fees, and the amount of physical activity. Zoos contain animals, are priced to make a profit, and set up for leisurely walking. National parks have animals living freely in their natural habitat, fees are nominal, and set up for outdoor activities.
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The three primary differences are the habitat of the animals, fees, and the amount of physical activity. Zoos contain animals, are priced to make a profit, and set up for leisurely walking. National parks have animals living freely in their natural habitat, fees are nominal, and set up for outdoor activities.
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