Zoological Institutions

Zoological institutions, commonly known as zoos, are facilities that house and care for a variety of animal species. They aim to educate the public about wildlife, promote conservation efforts, and conduct research on animal behavior and biology. Beyond entertainment, modern zoos focus on the preservation of endangered species, offering breeding programs and rehabilitation for animals. They also play a key role in raising awareness about environmental issues and the importance of biodiversity to ensure a sustainable future for all species, including humans.