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proszę o pomoc
Think of a zoo and images of animals improsoned in cages is what usually comes to mind. Fortunately, a revolution has been taking place in zoos across Europe, and it looks as thouhg things will never be the same again. This is fantastic news for animals, who are seeing their concrete cages gradually disappear and are enjoying greatly improved living conditions which are as close to their natural habitats as possible.
A new set of guidelines,called the European Union Zoo Directive, is coming into effect. It has already forced zoos to review their role in animal welfare. Recently British zoos have created natural environments where the animals are happy to live. they use water and other natural barriers as well as hidden fences to separate the animals from each other and from visitors.
The new conservation role of zoos involves the breeding of endangered species in captivity. This is carried out in cooperation with other zoos.Togther they try to maintain the animals' health as well as increase their numbers.
This is an exiting time for Europe's zoos. Their new roles mean that they can become a time capsule, preserving and increasing the numbers and life expectancy of much of our wildlife.
proszę o pomocThink of a zoo and images of animals improsoned in cages is what usually comes to mind. Fortunately, a revolution has been taking place in zoos across Europe, and it looks as thouhg things will never be the same again. This is fantastic news for animals, who are seeing their concrete cages gradually disappear and are enjoying greatly improved living conditions which are as close to their natural habitats as possible.
A new set of guidelines,called the European Union Zoo Directive, is coming into effect. It has already forced zoos to review their role in animal welfare. Recently British zoos have created natural environments where the animals are happy to live. they use water and other natural barriers as well as hidden fences to separate the animals from each other and from visitors.
The new conservation role of zoos involves the breeding of endangered species in captivity. This is carried out in cooperation with other zoos.Togther they try to maintain the animals' health as well as increase their numbers.
This is an exiting time for Europe's zoos. Their new roles mean that they can become a time capsule, preserving and increasing the numbers and life expectancy of much of our wildlife.