Simple Summary Many countries continue to allow the use of non-domesticated animals,
such as tigers, in travelling circuses, as introducing legislation or bans often requires …

India's charismatic wildlife species are facing immense pressure from anthropogenic-
induced environmental perturbations. Zoos play a major role in the conservation of …

Simple Summary The reduction in space available to wild animals in zoos and aquariums is
widely perceived to be detrimental to their welfare by scientists and the general public alike …

The development of evidence-based zoo animal welfare science and the use of the'five
domains' have inspired zoos to increase animal welfare, particularly recognising positive …

Simple Summary Many wild felines are on the verge of extinction, and the monitoring of
wildlife diversity is particularly important. Using surveillance videos of wild felines to monitor …

Offering captive animals larger, more complex spaces are thought to benefit their welfare. To
this end, some zoos use trail systems linked to several enclosures. Since little is known …

Zoological Parks house exclusive animal species, thus creating a source of education and
awareness for visitors. Big cats like tigers and leopards are among the most visited species …

In Thailand, tigers are more numerous in captivity than they are in the wild, with 51 facilities
housing approximately 1962 tigers. As charismatic fauna, tigers are popular with tourists …

Zookeepers working with felids were asked to complete an online survey to examine their
perceptions of animal welfare. A total of 121 zookeepers in an AZA‐accredited zoo …

Simple Summary Enrichment programmes are used to enhance the wellbeing of captive
animals in zoos. We aimed to evaluate the effects of an enrichment programme, which …