Some people feel that it is always wrong to keep animals in captivity, for instance in zoos. Other people say that there are benefits for the animals and for humans.

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Some people argue that
animals
should be kept in
captivity
such
as in zoos to protect both
animals
and humans from any dangers,
while
others think that it is generally incorrect to keep
animals
in
captivity
. In
this
essay, I will explore the pros and cons of keeping creatures in prison and try to draw some conclusions.
Firstly
, I will start by looking at the advantages of how it is beneficial for humans and
animals
to keep creatures restrained. One of the major plus points is that in
captivity
the amount of protection of the endangered species from extinction is increased. To explain, the government put laws and roles for those species to protect them
such
as from overgrazing
as well as
serve the health meals, safety and other medical facilities they needed.
For instance
,
due to
the consumption of plastic waste and throwing it into the sea, many fish and other
animals
lose their life since they eat the plastics.
Although
the government now put a rule on the use of plastic yet still if they were preserved earlier they can protect more species.
Secondly
, putting the
animals
in small places might result in worse sometimes. Since
animals
need large spaces to roam and hunt.
In contrast
, the small area makes them feel alone, and moody which indirectly affects their health and mental conditions.
As well as
it may affect the food chain as well.
For example
, grass produces its own feed from sunlight and rabbits eat grass,
Furthermore
, Human beings are the predators of all producers and consumers.
To sum up
, by observing both positive and negative aspects of keeping
animals
in
captivity
. Despite sometimes feeling alone and separated from their family, we can not ignore the fact
this
preservation will keep them safe and give them medical facilities. The government can arrange inside the zoo's large areas to take over the problem.
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