War does strange things. Here I am, promoted on the field (for unclear merits) to "animal expert"... =)
Anna sent me a number of carefully taken photos and videos, and I tried to silence my human mind and look with animal eyes. The question (just one of the basic questions) with zoos is that each species is usually kept separate, while nature is a mix-and-match of species. This breeds problems, because the management of the spaces is not optimal, and behavioural requisites cannot be met. But others have said as much with more detail and more competence I could ever muster. Thank you Anna for involving me in what very little I can try and do from afar! And good luck to the Kharkiv zoo residents!
War does strange things. Here I am, promoted on the field (for unclear merits) to "animal expert"... =)
Anna sent me a number of carefully taken photos and videos, and I tried to silence my human mind and look with animal eyes. The question (just one of the basic questions) with zoos is that each species is usually kept separate, while nature is a mix-and-match of species. This breeds problems, because the management of the spaces is not optimal, and behavioural requisites cannot be met. But others have said as much with more detail and more competence I could ever muster. Thank you Anna for involving me in what very little I can try and do from afar! And good luck to the Kharkiv zoo residents!