The intricate web of life on Earth encompasses a vast array of species, each with its own unique social structures and behaviors. Among these are exotic animals, creatures that evoke wonder and fascination due to their distinctive characteristics and often colourful appearances. Exotic animals, such as big cats, primates, reptiles and birds have long captured the human imagination, leading to their capture and captivity in various settings, including zoos, sanctuaries, and the exotic pet trade. While human interest in exotic animals is not inherently detrimental, the impact of human intervention on the social well-being of these creatures is a subject that warrants serious consideration.
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