Safaris are controlled by humans, which means there may be a lot of the same problems as we see in zoos. Therefore, safaris are not always a better option.

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Pro: Even well-intentioned safaris can damage the environment. You drive through the wild, damaging the plant life and leaving fumes from the vehicles.

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Con: The money that is gained from safaris can be used to help protect even more of the wild.

Should we keep animals in zoos?

Safaris are controlled by humans, which means there may be a lot of the same problems as we see in zoos. Therefore, safaris are not always a better option.

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Cons

Even well-intentioned safaris can damage the environment. You drive through the wild, damaging the plant life and leaving fumes from the vehicles.

The money that is gained from safaris can be used to help protect even more of the wild.

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Safaris are controlled by humans, which means there may be a lot of the same problems as we see in zoos. Therefore, safaris are not always a better option.

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Even well-intentioned safaris can damage the environment. You drive through the wild, damaging the plant life and leaving fumes from the vehicles.

Con claim 1

The money that is gained from safaris can be used to help protect even more of the wild.