Daisy And the Trouble With Zoos
“When we went to look at the spider monkeys, there were sparrows in the cage too! They were flying around and perching on branches and pecking at the floor and everything. Who wants to see sparrows in a zoo? You can see them in your own garden at home.
If you ask me, zoos should let all their sparrows go and put something better in the cages instead. Like budgies!
Gabby said they might be African sparrows. But they looked like normal ones to me.
The trouble with spider monkeys is the...ir heads look too small.
Plus their tails look too long. Mum said that spider monkeys can use their tails just like people use their arms and legs. Their tails are really strong, which means they can hang upside down from branches and peel kiwi fruits at the same time.
I still can’t see why they’ve got such small heads though … Gabby said they probably fell from a tree when they were hanging by their tails.MoreLess
If you ask me, zoos should let all their sparrows go and put something better in the cages instead. Like budgies!
Gabby said they might be African sparrows. But they looked like normal ones to me.
The trouble with spider monkeys is the...ir heads look too small.
Plus their tails look too long. Mum said that spider monkeys can use their tails just like people use their arms and legs. Their tails are really strong, which means they can hang upside down from branches and peel kiwi fruits at the same time.
I still can’t see why they’ve got such small heads though … Gabby said they probably fell from a tree when they were hanging by their tails.MoreLess
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