Haikou Zoo didn't do its duty. I also watched some related news. Some people commented that it began to be shabby a few years ago and the park was very dirty. So far, this result is inevitable. It is also said that without funds, ticket money alone is not enough to maintain the basic maintenance of the zoo, and this zoo was not very famous as early as a few years ago.
Not many people went to see it, forming a vicious circle, but the person in charge of the park did not fulfill his responsibility. If he knew this would happen years ago because of the situation at that time, why didn't he close down? Giving the animals in the park to animal protection organizations, whether the animals are dead or alive, or handling the facilities in the park, charges as usual, have been using animals as a tool for profit!
Zoos should protect animals first, and then open to the outside world, charge reasonable fees, and use the fees in appropriate places (food, shelter and health of animals, facilities in the park, etc.). ) for long-term circulation. If you use this as a tool to make money, then it will lose the value of the zoo and become a business!