Safaris are much bigger than zoos, and let animals all live together in their natural homes. Some safaris even happen in the wild, rather than organised enclosures.

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Pro: Safaris let you see the natural home of an animal, so you can learn about nature as well as the animals themselves.

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Con: For most people, safaris only happen in distant countries, where the animals live. It is therefore difficult to use safaris to teach most of the world's people about animals.

Should we keep animals in zoos?

Safaris are much bigger than zoos, and let animals all live together in their natural homes. Some safaris even happen in the wild, rather than organised enclosures.

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Cons

Safaris let you see the natural home of an animal, so you can learn about nature as well as the animals themselves.

For most people, safaris only happen in distant countries, where the animals live. It is therefore difficult to use safaris to teach most of the world's people about animals.

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Safaris are much bigger than zoos, and let animals all live together in their natural homes. Some safaris even happen in the wild, rather than organised enclosures.

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Safaris let you see the natural home of an animal, so you can learn about nature as well as the animals themselves.

Con claim 1

For most people, safaris only happen in distant countries, where the animals live. It is therefore difficult to use safaris to teach most of the world's people about animals.