Let wildlife live in its habitat

Hello friends #hivelearners everyone

Welcome to my blog tonight, of course on this occasion I want to share a little of my opinion about wildlife and zoos. I don't remember the last time I visited a zoo, but as far as I remember I was still very young. Young children would certainly be very happy if taken to the zoo because they want to see firsthand some types of wild animals that are kept in the zoo. The young children at my age when I visited there could only see through smartphones or TV, but seeing them in person would certainly be much more enjoyable, to see lions, large snakes, orangutans, elephants, and some other types of animals.

Indirectly, the wild animals kept in zoos have taken a piece of happiness from us all; they originally inhabit the wild forests, wanting to live freely without any pressure from anywhere. Imagine if we, as humans, made a mistake involving security, we would certainly be arrested and imprisoned. While we are kept safe for daily meals, there is something that we cannot enjoy in prison. It's the same for the wild animals in zoos; they are indeed cared for and well protected, but there are rights that we are unable to provide for them.

Living in a prison is like wild animals in a zoo; even though some have been tamed, we never know when these wild animals will act. Even with barriers made of iron, we think they are safe and cannot pounce on us from the outside. To be honest, I am very afraid of lions and tigers. At that time, even though they were caged, I did not dare to approach them closely to see; I could only look from afar. They are fierce, and if they were not in their place, it would be very dangerous if we were unlucky. That is why I am very afraid to see them.

I once heard a story from my friend, they witnessed a snake handler at the zoo being bitten by the python he was handling. According to my friend's story, the snake handler was in critical condition at that time, even though he was rushed to the hospital. His condition was very severe, and it seemed that he could not be saved because the snake bite left a poisonous venom that is lethal. The management of the zoo does make some money from ticket sales, as visitors must pay an entrance fee to see these wild animals up close. It is very unfortunate if they continue to confine them within iron bars.

In conclusion, let them find food on their own and sleep where they want to sleep; we should not take away their rights, because they also need a peaceful life. I cannot guarantee whether this zoo is beneficial to many people or just a handful of people. I feel that zoos can be beneficial, but for me personally, capturing them and keeping them away from their natural habitat is a big mistake, even if they are well cared for. Wild animals in the zoo seem to be threatened regarding their lifespan, that's for sure. I strongly believe that if they lived in the wild, it would be much more enjoyable.

Here is my response to today's topic published by the #hivelearners community ALL ABOUT ANIMAL GARDENS Thank you very much to all my friends who have taken a little time to read my post, I hope it can be beneficial for all of us. greetings from me @furkanmamplam