It is idiotic to keep animals' under the protective spices' act, in contained confinement, when there are so many different forms' of technologies available to track the re-introduced animals'.

It is also disgraceful, and an utmost atrocity to keep confined animals' in small enclosures' that are without doubt, not meeting any kind of , you cant even describe it as humane confinements', because they are simply creatures' of the wild. It is appalling that in this day and age, with all the travel that is available, and the technologies' of tagging, to protect the spices' from poachers', how then can this type of freak show, be then let, to carry on.

It is without doubt that all or most confined animals' need to be re-introduced into their natural habitats', for the sake of the environment and the sake of natural instincts'.

It is without doubt that these animals' and or creatures have become so used to captivity that they are now displaying almost humanistic behaviour, how then can this be classed as reserving spices'. It is nothing more then under-handed money laundering and exploitation of what wildness' should be allowed to roam free.

It is appalling that these animals' are born and bred in captivity, having no natural awareness of their own environments, it is also appalling that these animals' are so man handled, ' , how then can this be classed anywhere near humane.

There is enough space for all the animals' to be released, with slow re-introduction plans; of a three month period.

I cant see how health and safety can be allowed to get away with this, without exploring the real health issues' and psychology of the animals', after having been encaged for such long periods' of time, they must have psychology issues', it is also unfair to say that animals' don't feel, emotions', moods' and phases' that will determined how they behave. It is clear from evidence brought forward that their behaviour does not mimic that of real wild animals' that are born away from captivity, so it therefore is conclusive that they are extremely man handled.

With the new investments' that will be flooding into Britain with the Olympics around the cornor, it will make up for the lost revenue. The plight for the release of animals' from captivity has to be done now, or they will be doomed, until further notice of higher-purchase, and till role receipting declines'.



It is also atrocious to keep animals' with theme park attractions' this must be unacceptable by all standards' of health issues' for all spices' kept under extreme noise pollution.

It is with this that the demand for closure of such bad and all zoo holdings should happen with immediate effect.

Theme parks' can be replaced with zoo's we all like huge theme park entertainments', or 3d imaging rides' and robotics' that explain and teach nature to the children.

As for zoo captivity, well tagging outweighs' the protection-captivity act, and if anyone refuses' to budge on this, then they are only extending the life of the zoo's for their own selfish ends', and means'.