>If that's not the case, you'll be left with the ethics of zoos and animal rights. This is kind of to my point. Nobody I know has raised objects like that, and

>If that's not the case, you'll be left with the ethics of zoos and animal rights. This is kind of to my point. Nobody I know has raised objects like that, and animal rights is largely PR based anyway. (E.g., politicians eating baby elephant but social media upset about Cecil.) Nobody I've talked to has said something like, "We shouldn't do it for ethical reasons and they are..." which I find interesting and why I broached the topic.