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Barren, Empty Enclosures
Barren, empty cages are typical homes for animals kept at roadside zoos. Exhibits like these do nothing to stimulate activity. Deprived of opportunities to behave naturally, animals housed in these environments tend to pace back and forth and show signs of psychological disturbance.
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Lemurs housed in a barren exhibit at Northwood Buffalo and Exotic Animal Ranch in Seagrave. There was no public stand-off barrier around the exhibit
to prevent these children from having direct contact with the animals.
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A tiger paces back and forth in a small, barren exhibit at Northwood Buffalo
and Exotic Animal Ranch.
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A lethargic jaguar in a small, barren exhibit at Zooz Nature Park in Stevensville.
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A red kangaroo in a small, barren exhibit with nothing to do at Lickety Split Ranch in London.
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There is nothing to prevent this coyote from becoming bored and frustrated
in its small, barren cage at Lickety Split Ranch in London. |
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