For those who write that the animals are sedated o...

For those who write that the animals are sedated or "in detention" ... none of Zoom's animals are sedated or treated inadequately. This is not a park that has the sole purpose of entertaining visitors but mainly to raise public awareness of the conservation of endangered species and precisely to safeguard them. The animals are not taken in the wild but come from captivity and other zoos, so that each specimen can live in the most suitable habitat. There are many plans for the reintroduction of endangered species into the wild, but this is not always possible because due to man their natural habitats are no longer adequate for the life of these animals. Zoom is one of the bio parks that is most committed to this goal, the staff is competent and prepared and constantly strives to safeguard the health of the specimens. The purpose of instructing visitors apparently is not always perceived, perhaps more attention should be paid to the explanations of biologists and animals to understand more about the topic. It is normal that you cannot come into contact with all the species as you would expect, for example it is not possible to swim with hippos which are one of the most dangerous species for humans or touch the lemurs which, despite being able to see a lot from close, just to allow you to know them better, they could be affected by the health of direct contact with humans.