IELTS Speaking tip
Keep a diary of topics you find difficult to speak about and concentrate on them.
Vocabulary
- ethics
- animal welfare
- captivity
- species
- habitat
- conservation
- environment
- education
- rehabilitation
- breeding
- observation
- behavior
- sanctuary
- protection
- biodiversity
Sample Answer
The ethical implications of keeping animals in zoos are multifaceted and merit careful consideration. On one hand, zoos can play a crucial role in conservation efforts, safeguarding endangered species and facilitating breeding programs that might prevent extinction. Furthermore, they often provide valuable education to the public, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for wildlife.
Conversely, the psychological and physical well-being of the animals is a significant concern. Enclosures, no matter how large or enriching they may be, cannot replicate the complexity of an animal's natural habitat. Consequently, many argue that the confinement of animals, even for conservation purposes, infringes upon their rights and autonomy.
In essence, while zoos can contribute positively to conservation and education, we must strive to ensure that the welfare of the animals remains a paramount consideration.
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