Ethical Debate: Animals in Captivity at Zoos

Animals lose their innate hunting instincts when enclosed in cages.

Zoos are unhygienic and lack proper medical facilities for animals.

Animals are deprived of their natural habitat and the vastness it provides. (correct)

Zoos do not protect animals from other wild animals in the forest.

Captivity increases animals' instinct to hunt and kill in a controlled environment.

Animals adapt easily to captivity and develop new survival skills.

Animals lose their hunting and killing instincts due to inaction in cages. (correct)

Animals in zoos have enhanced survival skills due to regular feeding.

Zoos lack entertainment options for animals like in their natural habitat.

Animals in zoos are prone to diseases due to unhygienic and cramped conditions. (correct)

Zoos provide ample space for animals to roam freely with their families.

Animals are not protected from harsh weather conditions in zoos.

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