(A) should be removed from their natural

habitats only in dire circumstances

(B) suffer few long-term consequences from

char.ges in their habitat

(C) are pawns in a political battle over the

prnt~ction of wildlife habitats

(D) provide an inadequate source of data for

the ,:experimental designs of captive

breading habitats

(E) fulfill the expectations of zoo visitors who

hope; to see animals behave as they

would have before they were captured