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- The value of zoos for species and society: The need for a new . . .
Zoos remain hugely popular tourist and leisure attractions, with over 700 million visits globally (Gusset and Dick, 2011) In the UK, four out of the top ten most visited paid-for-attractions are zoos (Visit Britain, 2022) and there are 35 million visits to British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) zoos every year (BIAZA, 2022
- Tiger - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Explorers
Tigers hunt for their food, but they are also hunted by humans for their valuable fur and body parts Because of this, tiger researches think there may only be 3,500 tigers left in the world This makes them an endangered species
- Boosting genetic diversity may save vanishing animal . . . - AAAS
The newcomers are less genetically diverse than those already there, but because they are from a different population, they help maintain the resident group's diversity However, with fewer birds arriving in recent years because of population declines, that diversity is declining, putting the population at risk of dying out
- White tigers are neither a species nor a subspecies, but . . .
D To suggest that white tigers living in the wild are less to face extinction than tigers fiving in zoos - There is no such comparison E To suggest that white tigers are not endangered - point about "endangered" is in para #2 The last line refutes an assumption present in the 1st para itself Hence, answer must be C
- Snow Leopards | PPT - SlideShare
This document provides information about the life cycle and characteristics of snow leopards by comparing them to frogs and horses It begins with an introduction to snow leopards and then covers topics like their habitat in the Himalayan mountains, their diet of local mammals, their physical traits including grayish-brown fur and distinctive spot patterns
- News, sport and opinion from the Guardians US edition | The . . .
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- Tigers on the rise - BBC Earth
Wild tigers sit at the top of the food chain Save one, and you save all the other parts of the 150-1,000km2 ecosystem upon which it rests Protecting tigers means protecting fresh water supplies that benefit millions; protecting vegetation that keeps soils fertile and stores carbon, so mitigating against climate change
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