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What issues might conflict with the desires of zoos to provide good welfare for the species in their care?
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Zoos aim to provide high standards of welfare for the animals in their care, but several issues can conflict with these goals. One major factor is the natural behavior and ecological needs of the species. Many animals in captivity have complex social structures, extensive ranges, or specific environmental requirements that are difficult to replicate in a zoo setting. For example, large carnivores like tigers or elephants require extensive space and environmental enrichment, and limited enclosure size can restrict their natural behaviors, causing stress or stereotypic behaviors such as pacing or overgrooming. Another conflict arises from the dual role of zoos in conservation,
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