Notes

1. Zoos keep animals in small spaces that are not like their natural habitats. In nature, animals have lots of space to move around, hunt, and be with their friends. But in zoos, they often stay in small cages or enclosures. Dolphins and beluga whales are squeezed into small spaces, which makes them feel frustrated, bored, and stressed because they can't act like they would in the wild.

2. Zoos try to look like nature, but they don't do it well. Animals in zoos don't get to do things they need to do, like finding food or spending time with their families. This causes them to act weird, like walking around or hurting themselves. Also, living in a zoo can make them sick more often because their immune systems are weak. Zoos can't give animals everything they need to be healthy and happy.


Conclusion:

In Conclusion, zoos aren't as good for animals as they claim to be. Animals in zoos suffer because they're crumbled up together, stressed, and can't live like they would in the wild. Even though zoos try to copy nature, they can't give animals everything they need to be happy and healthy. Instead of supporting zoos, we should find better ways to protect animals and their homes in the wild.