Well, this depends on the individual. It can be either way. It can be benefit to the country at the same time not benefit to animals. For instance, for the country keeping animals in the parks is safe for residents given that parks are controlled and the animals are not able to harm humans. Secondly, keeping them in the parks also acts as a tourist attraction, not only locally but also internationally. When the tourists come, they generate income which helps in the country development. For animals, they have so many disadvantages for being kept in the parks. One, their freedom of movement is restricted given that the parks are controlled, unlike in the environment where animals can move and interact with other animals. Their social life is also restricted now that they are just small species around, unlike in the environment where they are large animals and they are able to interact. animals are also denied rights of getting some
Band 7+: do you think it is a good idea to let animals stay in local parks for people to see
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Well, this depends on the individual. It can be either way. It can be a benefit to the country, but at the same time, it may not benefit the animals. For instance, for the country, keeping animals in the parks is safe for residents, given that parks are controlled and the animals are not able to harm humans. Secondly, keeping them in the parks also acts as a tourist attraction, not only locally but also internationally. When tourists come, they generate income that helps in the country's development. For animals, there are many disadvantages to being kept in the parks. One, their freedom of movement is restricted, given that the parks are controlled, unlike in the wild where animals can move and interact with other animals. Their social life is also restricted, as they are surrounded by just a few species, unlike in the wild where they can interact with larger groups. Animals are also denied the right to access certain...
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