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Passage: "Defenders of zoos claim they protect endangered species. Yet most zoo animals belong to species that are not endangered, and breeding programmes rarely return animals to the wild. The few genuine conservation successes could be funded directly without keeping millions of animals in enclosures. Zoos persist mainly because the public enjoys visiting them." Which statement is best supported by the passage?

Zoos have never contributed to any species' survival. The public should be banned from visiting zoos. Endangered species cannot be bred in captivity. Conservation does not require keeping the bulk of zoo animals in enclosures.

Correct Answer:

Conservation does not require keeping the bulk of zoo animals in enclosures.

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