Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Zoo"

A: また他の（動物の）種も、動物園から解放されたからか、野生動物集団が捕獲された動物によって充てんされたからか、これらの介入がなければ野生で存在（生存？）していない。

still moreは、また他のXも
only exist because 存在するのは　XYZがあるからだけです。
しかしこの文章では、２つの原因「だけ」とありますから、まとめて「介入」としましたが、どうかな。

A: nvm i deleted my old comment, ‘bread in captivity’ is a pun based of ‘bred in captivity’ meaning when an animal never experiences the outside world

A: zoo outing

A: Building a barrier, barricade(some sort of closer such as a fence) for a zoo that would also become the natural environment of an animal would be expensive

A: @kohakuAlex: "if at all" here means that there is a good chance the zoo keepers family was not compensated

A: Some examples are:
“Today we are going to the zoo”
“You can find tigers in a Zoo”
“Yesterday I went to the zoo and I saw a monkey”
“The zoo is a place where you can find many animals”

Hope this helps! :)

A: I have worked in the zoo for 3 years.
When I was a child, I went to the zoo.
third sentence is correct.

A: No, that sounds like they are in cages

A:

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A: You would say, "I'm going to the zoo" "go to the zoo!"

You wouldn't say go zoo or go to zoo

A: Yes for the most part. You would use in sometimes

examples: "Im in the shower"
"I'm in the kitchen"

In, bedroom, bathroom, the school, the store

at examples would be

at, the zoo, the park, the store

some could be both. Mainly you would say at if you are at an outside area. Or outside of a place or building.

Use in if you are actually inside the place, if that makes sense

So you could be at the school which means you are in the parking lot or outside. But then you could say your in the school. Which means you are inside the school building

hope that make sense

A: There is really no difference in meaning. Maybe a difference in emphasis: "Who took you to the zoo?" "I was taken to the zoo by my father." "Where were you taken by your father?" "I was taken by my father to the zoo."

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A: The correct way would be:
-Are you going to the zoo? (Asking if the person will be going to the zoo)
-Do you want to go to the zoo? (Asking if the person wants to go to the zoo)
-Are you going to want to go the zoo? (Asking if the person will in the future want to go to the zoo)

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A: some zoo's try to breed rare animals. flourish means that something is spreading or doing well (prospering). if you wanted to use flourish then it would be: some zoos try to make the population of rare animals flourish.

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A: I want to work at a zoo or be an animal breeder if I can. Every time I see breeders sympathising with animals, it puts a smile on my face.

A: In a zoo, a male and female polar bear usually can not be kept together in the same place unless it's for a special circumstance, for breeding for instance.

A: I believe "If we have a zoo, we can protect animals from threats in the natural world" would sound more natural. This is just my understanding from what you wrote though. ✌🏻