Question

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A ZOO AND A WILDLIFE SANCTUARY?

Answer 1

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¤¤ A ZOO might buy, sell, breed or trade animals or even capture animals from the wild.


¤¤ The rights of the individual are not considered.


¤¤ Animals are often overbred because zookeepkers like a having a constant supply of baby animals to attract the public.




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¤¤ A sanctuary does not breed, buy, sell or trade animals.


¤¤ A sanctuary also does not capture animals form the wild but acquires only Animals who can no longer survive in the wild.


¤¤ They might include injured wildlife, confiscated illegal exotic pets, ecotic pets who are surrounded by their owners, and animal form the zoos, circuses, breeders and laboratories that close down.

Answer 2

The main difference between zoos and sanctuaries is how they acquire their animals. A zoo might buy, sell, breed, or trade animals, or even capture animals from the wild. The rights of the individual are not considered. ... A sanctuary does not breed, buy, sell or trade animals.

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