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  1. Abstract: In its truest form, the modern captive wildlife sanctuary offers a lifelong home in a more natural environment for wild animals living in captivity. Tigers, lions, elephants, bears, …

  2. A partial summary of some of the notable welfare issues inherent in the captivity of elephants, great apes, big cats, and other animals ill-suited to captivity is outlined in the next section.

  3. Animal behaviours in captive wildlife for the animals and support their biological functioning [23]. Examples of natural behaviors common in wildlife are foraging and exploring hab tat, as …

  4. Ways to capture animals for the captive population with minimal impact on the wild population include removing eggs from nests, using orphaned or injured animals, and capturing dis …

  5. Millions of captive wild animals are suffering from extreme neglect and cruelty in roadside zoos, circuses, and other venues due to a lack of federal and state animal protection laws, and weak …

  6. Our research has confirmed that at least 33 animals and 39 plants no longer have wild populations, but survive under human care in places such as zoos, aquariums, botanic …

  7. These animals represent an important resource for students and researchers who are unable to study animals in the wild and also because there are certain aspects of behaviour that only …