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Some people believe that a zoo has no useful purpose. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement?

#people #zoo #purpose
It is argued that captivating
animals
 in cages for the public to see them are not justified. I completely disagree with
this
 as a
zoo
 can save endangered species from extinction,
in addition
 to that, it supports states economically and it is a helpful educational tool. A valid reason to have a
zoo
 is to preserve rare species that are the on verge of extinction. The Arabian Leopard,
for example
, is a leopard subspecies
that is
 critically endangered as there are only less than 200 ones all over the world.
Hence
, keeping some of them captivated is a must in order to save them. Another point to consider is that zoos provide an economic boost to their community.
In other words
, it is a place that families usually visit to spend a day there and they have to pay tickets fees at the entrance.
As a result
,
such
 charges contribute to the country’s economy;
for instance
, Cairo’s
zoo
, has more than 2000 thousand visitors per day, and the admission fee is 20 EGP per person, these revenues support the state’s economy.
Finally
, children and youngsters can educationally benefit from keeping
animals
 behind bars by having the opportunity to see the ones that do not exist in a given country's natural habitat.To illustrate, Modern School in Egypt regularly arranges a school trip for its students to visit Giza’s
zoo
;
therefore
, the teachers can have a better chance to educate youngsters about
animals
such
 as giraffes or elephants. In conclusion, I am of the opinion that keeping
animals
 in unnatural environments has many benefits by preserving them from extinction,
additionally
, it supports countries financially and represents a useful source of education for children.
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