Question

what is the difference between a zoo and sanctuary?

Answer 1

A zoo is a place where various types of animals are kept within the enclosures, displayed to the public and may be used for the study and classification for some scientists and zoologists. Animals may also be bred for various purposes. There is a high standard of care and the animals are kept and observed under more natural conditions. The animals (in my view) provide better recreation to the visitors.

Sanctuaries are the tracts of Langwith kraft though lakes where wild animals or fauna can take refuge without being hunted (protected area). Other activities like collection of forest products, harvesting of timber (from trees), private ownership of land, tilling of land, etc. are strictly limited and not allowed. India has a total of 551 Sanctuaries (2011) occupying over 3.6% geographical area.

Answer 2

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Question

What is the difference between zoo and wildlife sanctuary?

Answer

Zoo:

• Zoo is a place where animals are held in captivity and public is allowed to visit and see the animals.

• It is a artificially created habitat.

• A zoo can sell, buy, breed or trade animals.

Wild Life Sanctuary:

• A wild life Sanctuary is a large area with natural surroundings where the animals are allowed to roam freely.

• A boundary wall / barrier is in place to ensure that humans cannot enter the area. The animals get the feel of nature surrounding.

• In many cases sanctuaries focus on maintaining and increasing the population of particular species.

Example:

• Kaziranga sanctuary in Assam focuses on Rhinocer population.

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