Explain Why Animals Should Not Be Kept In Captivity

Animals should/not be kept in captivity!

Introduction:

In my introduction I will go over my three main points I wish to discuss whether animals should be kept in captivity for we all at some point in our lives we all have felt that what zoo’s do leave negative impacts on animals there are also positives. One of the key facts shows that negatives have outweighed the positives. The three reasons I wish to express to you and support towards my question today through a perspective against the matter include the fact that animals are often striped of their natural behaviours when coexisting together in their natural habitats compared to living in a cage or reserve. It’s said that they often become stressed and bored for they are often forced against their will to live in these centres after being randomly in their eyes stolen from the previous way of life. My final point says that most animals are never returned to their habitat for many of them are either sold or bargained for extra profit to provide for the zoo’s personal requirements.

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The first reason for why animals should not be kept in captivity is that animals are often striped of who they are when

Many zoo’s or breeding programs centres around the world often sell and purchase animals and their offspring in exchange for a larger profit for their business, many species are captured for this very reason. This can often leave animals slowly becoming endangered or even worse extinct for when you take a species from its habitat they are separating the male and female “hence” they can no longer produce which can be resolved because zoos since they most likely have a mate in place this is not problem. When you dig deeper and since most animals are never released back into the wild and could eventually die in captivity this is very slowly causing their numbers to