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The history of zoos
experiences. Modern zoos now prioritize animal welfare, creating environments that mimic natural habitats to ensure the well-being of their residents. Educational programs are designed to inform visitors about wildlife conservation, fostering a deeper appreciation for the natural world. 4-Away from enclosure towards greater freedom 4. In the 19th century, there was a significant change in how zoos treated animals, thanks to the pioneering work of Carl Hagenbeck, a renowned German animal dealer and zoo founder. Hagenbeck completely transformed the way zoos were designed. Instead of confining animals in small cages and enclosures, he introduced the concept of open enclosures In these more naturalistic environments, animals had greater freedom to move around and express their natural behaviors. The shift from confinement to freedom not only improved the animals' quality of life but also allowed visitors to observe animals in a more authentic setting. 5-A different set of values 5.As culture and ethics evolve, zoos are reevaluating their beliefs. Instead of solely showcasing rare and exotic animals, modern zoos are now stressing the significance of protecting biodiversity and the environment. Their goal is to encourage visitors to appreciate and care for all forms of life on Earth. Zoos are now working towards practices that prioritize animal welfare and conservation, encouraging a stronger sense of responsibility towards our planet. 6-A new mission of conversation 6. As climate change and habitat destruction pose significant threats to wildlife, zoos have embraced a new mission-protecting animals on the brink of extinction.