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Natural is in!
Issue Dated: March 1, 2009
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If you’ve visited a zoo, you’ll know that most zoos are
organised with one species in
one area and another in a different area. But now, zoos have
begun to create landscapes resembling the natural habitats of the captive animals, thus grouping them together in a way in which they would normally interact in the wild. This has been done because studies have shown that those visiting the zoos feel better after seeing them in their natural settings.
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