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    problem‚ methods of conservation are key for the success of increasing biodiversity. As defined by the World Association of Zoos and Aquarium Conservation Strategy (WAZACS)‚ conservation is the securing of long-term population of species in natural ecosystems and habitats wherever possible (WAZA‚ 2005). With that in mind‚ it is understood that collection based institutions like zoos and botanical gardens play a crucial role in the conservation of animal and plant species. (thesis) Ironically nature provides

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    Cruelty to Animals

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    Is it cruel to keep animals in zoos? In my opinion it is very cruel to lock animals in cages because their freedom is taken from them and neither are they able to run around in the wild. Instead they have to be stuck in the cages with little kids chucking rubbish at them at any time of the day. It is all right to put in a zoo endangered animals like the cassowary because the zoo looks after them and gives them food. But if the cassowary was in the wild it would get killed and make it more endangered

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    and is endangered. Seeing a white lion is a sight to behold. “These rare beasts can weigh up to 270 - 530 pounds. They can also be as tall as 4 feet” (The Cincinnati Zoo). The color of their fur can be very easy to spot in the wild (Lair Web). They have powerful legs and teeth‚ used for hunting and eating prey (Smithsonian National Zoo). These are pretty big and alluring creatures. Over 10‚000 years ago lions lived in the wild on all continents‚

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    6 5.1 COST 6 5.2 DEPENDABILITY 6 5.3 FLEXIBILITY 6 5.4 QUALITY 6 5.5 SPEED 7 6.0 WHAT QUALITY MEANS TO SAINSBURY 7 7.0 THE EFFECT OF OPERATIONS CHARACTERISTICS ON QUALITY PERFORMANCE 7 8.0 OPERATIONS COMPARED: SAINSBURY V.S LONDON ZOO 8 8.1 THE OPERATION OF LONDON ZOO (FACILITIES‚ PROCESSES‚ LAYOUT AND FLOW) 8 9.0 CHARACTERISTICS OF LONDON ZOO’S OPERATION 8 9.1 INPUT 8 9.2 TRANSFORMATION PROCESS 8 9.3 OUTPUT 9 10.0 VARIETY‚ VARIATION‚ VISIBILITY‚ AND

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    Child Admission - £12.99 (3-15yrs) Under 3’s Admission - Free Senior Citizen Admission - £13.99 Disabled Admission - £13.99 (available to blue badge holders) Student Admission - £13.99 (available to student card holders Twycross Zoo Adult Child - (3-16yrs) £10.00 £9.50 Child - (under 3yrs) £1.00 £0.95 Concession - (Senior Citizens and Students with a NUS card) £12.00 £11.40 Family Ticket - 2 adults and 2 children (3-16yrs) £48.00 £45.49 Disabled - Adult £10.00 £9.50

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    and their Warsaw Zoo. Their zoo was a rescue center for orphaned animals‚ however‚ when Germany invaded Poland in 1939‚ they also invaded the zoo‚ taking some of the animals and killing the rest. When the Zabinski’s are left with an empty zoo‚ they choose to transform it into a hiding place for the Jews‚ whom the Nazi’s wanted dead. Jan would sneak people in from the Warsaw Ghetto‚ hiding them throughout the zoo and Antonia would care for them‚ as she did with her animals in the zoo. Although the capturing

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    enclosure. Zoos can also kill animals they do not find they have any use to. This is the case with Marius the giraffe. In “Ethics at the Zoo: The Case of Marius the Giraffe” by Jason Goldman‚ it stated that Marius giraffe was a healthy juvenile giraffe who was euthanized because “his genes were already sufficiently represented in the giraffe population across the zoos of the European Association of Zoos…” (Goldman). Marius was fine the way he was‚ but they decided to euthanize him‚ which zoos should

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    be realised into the wild. Healthy News In zoos around the world animals are suffering Weird News. Every day animals are taken out of their natural habitat and put behind bars‚ purely for our benefit. Studies have shown that these animals are suffering form severe cases of depression‚ abnormal behaviour and physiological distress. How does the bird feel in the cage when he can clearly see his wild cousin flying free from his confine. Many people visit zoos so they are able to gain greater knowledge

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    live a happy life. There are many animals in the zoo‚ which means the need for more zookeepers. They are a big part of the animal’s life‚ feeding‚ cleaning‚ and grooming them. A career as a zookeeper is both satisfying and frustrating. As a zookeeper there are many responsibilities. Zookeepers do not have much time off during the day. Zookeepers are always doing something (Crocker). Additionally‚ Mike Crocker‚ who is the director at Dickerson Park Zoo‚ said‚ “They work five days a week and every day

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    Life Of Pi Freedom Essay

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    true freedom confines our choices. This is seen through the environment of zoos with animals‚ Pi’s adoption of three different religions and Pi’s solitude on the lifeboat. To begin‚ Pi touches upon the environment of zoos through his lesson on the true context of freedom. His philosophy that contradicts societal thoughts on the captivity of zoos displays the limitations that animals face despite being free seen within both zoos and the wild: “Well-meaning but misinformed people think animals in the

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