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    Zoos argue that they save endangered species and educate the public‚ but animal rights activists believe the costs outweigh the benefits‚ and the violation of the rights of the individual animals is unjustifiable. Roadside zoos‚ petting zoos‚ and smaller animal exhibitors tend to keep the animals in smaller pens or cages. Sometimes‚ barren concrete and metal bars are all a tiger or bear will know for their entire lives. Larger‚ accredited zoos try to distance themselves from these operations

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    an American zoo and China‚ the main nation on the planet that has monster pandas. There is a great deal of detail and key contemplations to consider amid this transaction. The foundation behind the transaction is that Douglas Myer who is the official executives of the Zoological Society of San Diego could get two pandas from China for more than 200 days. These pandas conveyed a considerable measure of additional regard for the San Diego zoo which paralleled 30 % expansion in general zoo participation

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    1. What are the functions of a constitution? Why do state need a constitution? The functions of constitution:  Organize the State structure: For example‚ in the USA‚ the Federal Government is divided in to three branches by the Constitution: Legislative‚ Executive and Judicial. The reason for this separation is to ensure that balance the power and there is no branch which controls too much  Limit the power: In the USA‚ Constitution limit the power of government by divide it between the national

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    Keeping Animals in Zoos

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    advantages and disadvantages of keeping animals in zoos On Sunday afternoons in every major city many families go to the zoo with kids. They always have a lot of fun‚ see many rare animals‚ funny monkeys‚ tall giraffes‚ huge elephants and cute koalas. But what is going on with animals? On the one hand‚ animals are safe in zoos‚ which means they cannot be hurt in their cages. Secondly‚ animals have enough food‚ for example‚ they can always eat in a zoo‚ while they may be starving in nature. Furthermore

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    their 2nd birthday panic you from vaccinations? Most parents do question if vaccinations are necessary for their children to stay healthy. The history of vaccinations started with Edward Jenner. When settlers moved to the New World‚ smallpox took a toll on them causing multiple deaths in the towns. Jenner came up with the theory that exposing others to the virus would create immunity for them. That theory was proven true and created what we now call vaccines. They have been proven to prevent people

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    of discussion among scholars is that the health of zoo animals in Britain needs specific attention as a way to counter the increasing push for the banning of zoos. Most scholars tend to specifically address the causes of low health of zoo animals. The most common causes addressed are visitor interactions‚ types of enclosures‚ and a lack of opportunities for wild behavior. There are scholars such as G.R. Hosey and Gareth Davey who both feel that zoo visitors have a strong impact on animals’ health.

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    Why Are Zoos Inhumane?

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    Zoos are inhumane‚ some of the reasoning for this is because the animals become stressed in captivity. The noises and‚ on occasion‚ anything being thrown into the enclosure can stress them and force them into a depression. One point against this claim is that we can’t tell how the animals feel about being put into captivity. This is not true. Animals in depression tend to show lazier behaviour. They typically seclude themselves in an area away from other animals and/or humans. On top of this‚ their

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    Composition II May 15‚ 2013 Zoos should be Banned. Approximately 175 million people visit a zoo each year. That’s half of America’s population. Zoos are a huge tourist attraction because they allow families to spend a day out in the sun‚ looking at animals‚ and eating overpriced junk food. But what most people don’t know is that zoos are far more sinister than selling $5.00 bottles of water. Statistics show that in all zoos fifteen percent of animals die every year in captivity. Zoos are an unsuitable environment

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    Informative Speech On Zoos

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    I. Many people have gone to a zoo to see the animals and to learn more about them. Whether it was for a field trip in elementary school or a fun day trip with friends or family. II. There are 10‚000 zoos worldwide and 175 million people visit them every year (Zoochosis). III. Animals in captivity are thought to be in the best habitat circumstances‚ but this environment restricts the animals from doing the most natural and important things to them‚ such as running‚ picking their mate‚ or being with

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    coaching children as opposed to adolescents or adults‚ however children need to be coached in order to develop the fundamental skills required to master their sport. Coaches who train children must coach differently

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