#wildlife conservation

Adopting an exotic pet vs a rescued shelter pet — which is actually kinder?

Should exotic pets like sugar gliders and hedgehogs be legal, or are we just justifying selfish ownership?

Should parrots be kept as pets at all, or does that always count as animal cruelty no matter what?

Is owning an exotic pet really about love, or just showing off?

Is owning an exotic pet a form of animal cruelty, or are the critics just being elitist?

Should big cats like tigers be kept as pets if you can afford top-tier care, or is that always wrong?

Are exotic pets a sign of responsible passion or just ego-driven animal hoarding?

Is CRISPR worth the ecological risk of editing wild animal DNA to fight climate change?

Is keeping exotic species at home ethical after recent bans?

What’s the most ethical way to keep an exotic pet without harming the species?

Is the exotic pet trade a necessary conservation tool, or a thinly veiled excuse for exploitation and profiteering?

Are exotic pets just a cry for attention or a genuine passion?

Is it cruel to keep large snakes or big cats as pets, or do owners know what they’re doing?

What’s your take on the rising trend of keeping wild African species as house pets?