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0005Circuses portray a magical world for audiences but hide the suffering of animals behind the scenes. Circus animals live in inadequate and precarious conditions, and are trained through physical punishment, electric shocks, spiked collars, and other abusive methods. Most circus animals experience malnutrition and high rates of death, while wild animals should live freely in their natural habitats rather than imprisoned for life and forced to perform unnatural acts of entertainment.
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Circos
- 1. . circuses
- 2. When we heart the Word “circus” we thought in clowns, jugglers, trapeze artists, sweet and, of course, "wild" trained animals, in a tamer's hands.
- 3. the truth behind the circuses
- 4. However, behind the "magic" that the shows bring it hides a world of suffering for the animals. The circus animals are obligate to live in precarious and inadequate conditions and the worst thing is that the are trained with physical punishment, electric discharges, necklaces of spikes, barrettes of burning steel, hunger and thirst.
- 5. The majority of animalsdied in the circus!! The 85% of thempresenthigh grades of malnutrition
- 6. Wild animals should live in their origin place in their natural habitat and in full freedom to run, to hunt and to be developed as it sends it their species, we can affirm that, the animals were not put in the planet to be prisoners for life. , to be tormented by their tamers, and neither to ridicule them in shows and they are obligate to carry out actions against their nature
- 8. We can helptheseanimals !! Pleasetalk!!! Announcetheanimals abuse!!!