Costa Rica To Become First Country To Shut Down Its Zoos

SAN JOSE (Web Work area) – Costa Rica has arrangements to close its two administration run zoos as a major aspect of a developing new natural awareness that address' mankind's territory over all animals, reported TrueActivist.com. 
In 2013, Costa Rica reported that it would turn into the first nation on the planet to close down its zoos and free every single hostage creature. 


Home to 4% of every single known specie, the tropical country is a standout amongst the most bio-assorted areas on Earth – a noteworthy motivation behind why tourism is its #1 industry. 

Lamentably, the nation is presently contractually committed to keep the entryways of its two zoos open for an additional ten years, after a court administering. Still, its aims are sufficiently motivating to share, and activists are keeping on engaging for the administration's yearning to change its zoos into enclosure less bio parks.