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Do zoo animals live longer than wild animals?In: Wild Animals, Zoos |
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- Animals in captivity live shorter lives than ones in the wild, because they are often more stressed and are unable to do various things that wild animals can do/learn to do in the wild.
- I think that animals in captivity live longer because they are fed everything they need and if they get a disease the zookeepers can help them unlike in the wild, they wouldn't even know. (but the person above also has a great point)
- It can be both it depends on the animal some animals like the black footed ferret lives longer in captivity while others like the whale lives longer in the wild.
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