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What Zoos Will Look Like in 2050—And Why They Might Not Have Cages
Imagine walking into a zoo in 2050 and finding no cages, no bars, and no glass walls separating you from the wonders of the ...
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Ethics and Innovation: Rethinking Animal Welfare in Tomorrow’s Zoos
A child’s wide-eyed wonder at the sight of a majestic tiger, the gasp of awe as a silverback gorilla ambles by—zoos have ...
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Rantz: Circuses with animals have been banned in Washington. That’s a good thing
The ban on modern circuses in Washington is a long-overdue decision, ensuring animal welfare and ethical entertainment ...
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Defunct Roseville SeaQuest’s animals now at other zoos
About two months after the SeaQuest aquarium in Roseville closed, all animals that called SeaQuest home have been relocated to other zoos and aquariums. The Association of Zoos & Aquariums led the ...
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Do Animal Spirits Haunt This Creepy, Abandoned Zoo in New England?
A historic inn, tavern, and event venue first built in 1649, Three Chimneys Inn supposedly has a resident ghost named Hannah.
For children: A new book brings the heartbreaking stories of animals caught in wars
An excerpt from ‘Mules That Fall From the Sky and Other Stories of Animals in War,’ by Nandini Nayar. Illustrated by Ira ...
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Assisted living isn't just for people. A zoo in Spain helps elderly elephants age gracefully
Zoos have undergone a rethink in recent decades with the emphasis on the conservation of species and education, moving away from the past paradigm that often displayed exotic animals as a ...