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Abstract
This research delves into the intricate realm of psychological challenges encountered by zoo animals, aiming to comprehensively assess their mental well-being within captive environments. As the welfare of animals in captivity garners increasing attention, understanding the psychological intricacies becomes imperative for informed management and ethical practices in zoological settings. The study employs a multidisciplinary approach, combining behavioral observations, physiological indicators, and cognitive assessments to elucidate the diverse facets of zoo animalsmental health. By scrutinizing the effects of captivity on species-specific behaviors, social dynamics, and cognitive abilities, the research seeks to contribute valuable insights toward enhancing the overall quality of life for animals in zoos. This investigation holds implications for the development of evidence-based strategies to address and ameliorate psychological challenges, ultimately fostering a more compassionate and ethically sound approach to zoo animal management.
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