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Zoos: Should They Be Banned?
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Zoos: Should They Be Banned? The issue on zoos is one that has been around for a long time, Should they or shouldn't they be banned? For every issue there is one that contradicts it so it is very hard to single out certain points on why or why not to ban them. Zoos are very educational, they teach us what animals like, behave like and how they act in their habitat but you learn whilst having fun, which is sometimes one of the most effective ways of learning. Tourists coming into England, or people who live in England, might consider visiting the area so that they can go to the zoo and see the animals in real life not just as a picture in a book. Zoos are a fun day out for the whole of the family, as they are not targeted at just one age group like theme parks, which...
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