Topic: We should abolish zoos
zoos constrict wild animals to enclosures not suitable for them purely for enjoyment
zoos create an unnatural environment for the animals.
zoos currently fulfil an important role maintaining populations of endangered animals and this is supported by opening the zoo to the public for viewing so we should retain zoos.
zoos do a lot of conservation work and have successfully bred animals which were on the verge of extinction.
zoos do a poor job of providing animals with enough space to roam
zoos do important conservation work and research into endangered species
zoos do more harm than good to the animals that are held in captivity largely for entertainment purposes
zoos do not allow animals to wander and explore as they would in the wild. animals should have the right to live as they were intended to.
zoos do not give animals the freedom to live their lives as nature intended. they should be free too explore their surroundings.
zoos do not provide enough space for animals too explore the environment and so the animals cannot lead a natural life.
zoos do so much for the conservation of animals and species that are at risk of being extinct and they should not be abolished.
zoos do very important conservation work. their breeding programmes  have meant that some species have been prevented from going extinct.
zoos do very important work for conservation. their breeding programmes have stopped some species from becoming extinct.
zoos don't really serve to benefit the animals; they use the animals merely to show them off.
zoos enable people to study the behaviour of animals, see them at close quarters as sentient beings, and this all indirectly improves attitudes towards animal welfare in all walks of life.
zoos exploit animals for entertainment
zoos force animals into an existence outside of their natural habitat for our viewing pleasure.  it is not right to subject them to such an environment.
zoos harm animals by keeping them in confined spaces.
zoos harm animals by keeping them in tiny confined spaces.
Zoos have breeding programs which has brought many animals back from the brink of extinction.
zoos have come a long way and the animals in the zoo are treated very good and are given expert medical care
zoos have helped some animals from become extinct
Zoos have helped species come back from the brink of extinction.
zoos have long provided people who would not otherwise experience wild animals, a chance to appreciate them close up which not only is aesthetically pleasing but educational too.
zoos have no place in a free society.animals should be allowed to roam in their natural habitat.
zoos have professional caretakers to take care of the animals and provide an educational opportunity for children to understand nature.
zoos help conservation efforts and prevent extinction of animals in the wild. many zoos have a complex breeding network in place to specifically add to wild populations of animals outside of zoos.
zoos help conserve and rehabilitate endangered animals.
zoos help keep animals safe from poachers in the wild