Tuesday, 09 March 2010 09:11

In the world visit the Circus these days in Guadalajara, Ecologists in Action called on citizens not to participate with the animal abuse that cause these shows with wild animals.

"Circuses are presented as fun places, filled with color and joy. But behind not only are clowns and jugglers, but a very different reality: suffering, imprisonment and death of animals," note from this organization, while ensuring that "all animals are forced to live in circuses are deprived of freedom throughout their lives and often only leave their cages, boxes or released from their chains to be forced to perform silly tricks exhibits and . This lack of freedom, contrary to the very nature of the animal, often tends to cause them serious mental and physical disorders: moving from side to side so repetitive blows to the head, biting the bars automutilizarse, etc. ".


 
Also remember that these numbers or tricks that crowd-pleasing both obtained after hours of grueling training that causes great distress and suffering to animals subjected to finally be able to carry them out correctly.

"Training course, based on hits. No lion, bear, elephant or other animal, he went by bicycle, hold balls or jump through hoops of fire, these tricks make them against their will bother them and make them afraid of the consequences or do not do evil. More beatings and whippings, "explained from Ecologists in Action.
 
They also recall that the circus travels from city to city doing thousands of miles and travel hese inplican be enclosed compartments for hours without seeing sunlight, banging with the rattle of the road and be chained. During these trips mcuho alrgos animals die en route.


 
"When animals no longer serve them, for being too" clumsy "or getting older, kill or abandon them, and even some circuses sold to private collections of exotic animals or experimental laboratories. Thus ends her life so miserable as was the rest of their lives, "added.


 
For all these reasons, Ecologists in Action urges people not to visit circuses that use animals in their performances.