Physics · Conservation of Plants and Animals
Which of the following correctly describes a general difference between a zoo and a wildlife sanctuary?
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- 1A wildlife sanctuary usually conserves animals in their local or native habitat, whereas a zoo keeps animals brought from various parts of the world in artificial enclosures✓
- 2Wildlife sanctuaries provide artificial habitats to animals while animals are protected in their natural habitats in a zoo
- 3Hunting and poaching are prohibited in a zoo but allowed in a wildlife sanctuary
- 4A wildlife sanctuary is typically confined to a small area whereas a zoo is spread over a large area
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A wildlife sanctuary usually conserves animals in their local or native habitat, whereas a zoo keeps animals brought from various parts of the world in artificial enclosures
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