Some people think that wild animals should not be kept in zoos.Others believe that there are good reasons for having zoos. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Wild
animals
are kept in
zoos
all over the world.At the present,
zoos
are a tourist attraction in many countries and need wild
animals
to attract visitors.
People
have different views on
this
topic whether it brings positive or negative.
Although
there are some
people
who insist on the benefit of keeping creatures in
zoos
, I believe that wild creatures should not be kept in
zoos
and there should be an alternative way to see them. There are many good reasons for having
zoos
in our cities. Most importantly, they attract tourists and make money for the city. Visitors get a chance to see wild
animals
that they would not see unless they travelled far away in a particular species area. Rare species, Chinese Panda, Indian Tiger, and African Rhino ,
for example
, are endangered and if we had no
zoos
they would die.
Zoos
care for these
animals
and give us a chance to see them.
Therefore
, we cannot underestimate the educational importance of
zoos
.
However
, many
people
feel that wild
animals
should be free. They should not be kept in cages and limited to small areas in
zoos
.
This
is cruel to
animals
and they often die because they are not in their natural habitat. We frequently see news stories about rare species dying in
zoos
or getting sick due to the space are not wide enough or suitable for wild
animals
like lions and polar bears.
Also
, these
animals
are unhappy and sometimes attack humans.Caging creatures is not only unhealthy but is
also
too cruel for them. Both views put forward valid points.
However
, I strongly believe that
zoos
are not the place for wild
animals
and if they need to be cared for, they should be looked after in natural habitat in game parks in their country and should close down
zoos
that exploit from keeping them. To summarize,
although
people
believe that
zoos
are good places to keep wild
animals
because they can earn money and educate
people
.I feel that we do not need
zoos
anymore. We can look at them on the internet and we can feel happy knowing that they are living freely.
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