Zoo in China accused of deceiving visitors with 'panda dogs'
A zoo in China has been accused of deceiving visitors by displaying dogs dyed to look like panda bears. The zoo defended the exhibit, stating that they clearly advertised the dogs as 'panda dogs.' Critics argue that it is not ethical to dye the dogs for tourism purposes.
Key Points
- Zoo in China used Chow Chows dyed to resemble panda bears to attract visitors.
- Critics argue that it is unethical to dye dogs for tourism purposes.
- Other instances of fake animals in Chinese zoos have been reported.
Pros
- Innovative way to attract visitors to the zoo.
Cons
- Ethical concerns regarding dyeing dogs for tourism purposes.