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Wildlife in entertainment-Photo by Laura Bittner

Perhaps the most abusive trade in wild animals is that which serves no other purpose than human entertainment.Countless wild animals are removed from the wild for entertainment purposes every year.In far too many instances,an individual’s entire family is killed in order to obtain one juvenile。“未命名mercifully truncated”life of confinement,boredom,distress and abuse。

Taking animals out of their natural environments and forcing them to live live as performers is cruel and demeaning.Whether it is macaques dressed up as children and trained to entertain and beg on the bustling streets of Jarkata,bear baiting and dancing,or chimpanzees selling beer in TV commercials, wild animals forced to live their lives as objects of human entertainment tend to lead lonely and miserable lives.Whether bred in captivity or wild-caught,animals in entertainment are often subjected to stress,isolation,substandard care,and physical violence。

商用企业专用集成电路aquarium shows单击功能区上,circuses,roadside zoos,film and television,penning单击功能区上,dog and cock fighting operations,and rodeos。

Wild animals such as monkeys,apes,elephants and dolphins are known to have high ly developed brains capable of high levels of emotional complexity.For such intelligent animals,it is virtually impossible to satisfy their psychological and social needs in a confined,captsetting.Further,the training or physical manipulation that many animals undergo in order the get them to perform“tricks”can be brutal。in the Jakartan macaque example above,juvenile animals are taken from local forests and their families.Their human owners brutally chain them,continuously stretched in an upright position until their spines are deformed to make them more“human-like”and entertaining when dressed as children,complete with masks。

Captive wild animals who are no longer deemed suitable for entertainment are rarely offered a gracious“retirement.”Instead they are either killed,sold to private owners to meet an unknown fate—which may include being butchered for meat,used for canned hunts,or treated as pets or ornamental accessories。