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Introduces the habits and behavior of a number of uncommon animals and explains the difficulties of caring for them in captivity.
This work investigates the complex role of modern zoos in balancing animal conservation efforts against the ethical and practical challenges of maintaining species in captivity. Cyril Bracegirdle examines the biological requirements of rare animal species and the institutional difficulties faced by facilities tasked with their preservation. The text provides a framework for understanding how captive environments impact animal behavior and the broader implications for preventing extinction in the wild.
What You Will Find
This text serves as an accessible introduction to the intersection of zoological management and wildlife preservation. Readers frequently note that the author provides a balanced overview of the difficulties involved in maintaining captive populations for educational and conservation purposes.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
1972-01-01
Publisher:
Abelard-Schuman
ISBN-10:
0200718770
ISBN-13:
9780200718776
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