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Opinion: The circus is back without some of its best-known acts And that s a good thing

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey emerged from a long hiatus without elephants, tigers or lions. Other industries must stop exploiting wildlife for entertainment.

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A peek into zookeepers wild lives at Canberra s National Zoo and Aquarium | The Canberra Times

A peek into zookeepers wild lives at Canberra s National Zoo and Aquarium | The Canberra Times
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Animals in Captivity: Is It Ethical to Keep Captive Animals in Zoos and Marine Parks?

Zoo is a place where captive animals are put on display for humans to see. But how does this affect their wellbeing? Read more here.

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Wild vs Captive Animals: Which is More Dangerous?

Captive animals have somehow different behaviors as compared to when they are in their natural habitats. Click to read more.

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Nigerian Court Orders Killing Of Cockerel Causing Noise Pollution

A Magistrate Court in Kano State, Northern Nigeria has ordered a man identified as Malam Yusuf, to kill his cockerel on or before Friday for causing noise pollution. Chief Magistrate Halima Wali issued the order on Tuesday after Yusuf’s neighbour sued him, complaining that the constant crowing of the cockerel deprives him of sleep.

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