Animals In Captivity

Animals should be free and in the wild, sometimes the animals might not have enough space to roam around. As stated in “The Impact of Animal Protection,” if animals have a small space they are more than likely to go psychotic. Small spaces may make animals breed forceful, which may make the animals overpopulate and they will need to have to kill off some of the species. Trying to keep the animals in captivity to extend their lifespan isn’t as good as it seems, if you put animals in the zoo, they don’t have the challenges to build up their strength as they do in the wild. The animals have more challenges to build up their strength and endurance than they do in an animal park. If you put an animal out and in the wild, they will have more room to roam around and hunt for their own food. If different species of animals aren’t out and in the wild, some types of creatures may just overpopulate and the animals that are not in the wild need to kill them to keep the food chain balanced. If the food chain is unbalanced, this means more than one breed would overpopulate and take over other animal foods; and then other breeds would die off and the whole food chain, even a possibility of humanity’s food

Leaving animals in the wild might give the future generation a job when they get older because they want to study the supernatural things animals do. Anyone might just get paid to do a duty that another researcher was afraid to go check out himself because he was afraid he might get attacked by a wild beast. Keeping different breeds out and into the wild might help someone get a job someday, you could be a nature photographer and they capture a picture of an unexpected animal and someone thinks it’s a great picture and then you get a call from a photography school and they want you to do nature shots for