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The animals should be provided a comfortable habitat, medical facilities, ample and delicious food, and restful space to roam around if they are to be kept for people to observe and enjoy. I believe that zoos should be more like nature reserves. The same is the case with these animals, who deserve their right to freedom and the wildlife. How would you like it if someone locked you up in a cage, deciding you were just a display of amusement, fed you little quantities now and then, and really did not care what happened to you? The overwhelming feeling of dejection would either kill you or make you go paranoid. Animals are kept caged up, given low-quality and scarce food, their hygiene is not maintained, and they often end up in depression. How can we be so cold-hearted as to starve living things that are under our responsibility and care? As I grow up, I see the conditions of our zoos from the eye of someone who has empathy. Reading the horrible news that rightly made it to the headlines the other day made me feel both miserable and adamant at the zoos in Pakistan. I always lingered close to the lion, gaping with reverence at the ‘mighty king’ of the jungle until some elder had to me pry me away. His cage would be very big, and he would be rooted at the center, snoozing grandly, or viewing us with deep but powerful eyes. The ‘king of the jungle’ always attracted the most attention.

The most bewildering spectacle to behold however was always the lion. To a child’s mind, this peek into wildlife and nature was so mesmerizing that the thought of what the animals went through never crossed our minds. I loved the excitement of beholding those great elephants, monkeys, and numerous birds sitting in their cages. I remember as a little child I would beg my parents every other weekend to take me to the zoo. Zoos have been favorite tourist spots and educational school trip destinations for many years, and rightly so!

Why were zoos established in the first place? They were introduced so that humans could interact with animals to some level, observe and understand them to appreciate the beauty of other creations on this planet. Demands rose to end zoo culture once and for all. He had been neglected for quite a while and met his sad end, leaving everyone heart-wrenched. According to the news, he was suffering from lung disease as well as starved. An outburst for animal rights and justice has been rocketing social media ever since the rare white lion died at the Karachi Zoo.

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