Question

Differentiate between the following
Zoo and wildlife sanctuary.

Answer 1

Hint: A zoo is a place where animals are kept in enclosures, cared for, presented to the public, and occasionally bred for conservation purposes. The word "zoological garden" refers to the study of animals through zoology.
Today, zoos provide four primary functions. Conservation, research, education, and enjoyment are the four pillars. Animals are being bred in captivity to prevent extinction. Zoos also seek to protect animals in their natural habitats in the wild.
An animal sanctuary is a place where animals can dwell and be cared for for the rest of their lives. An animal sanctuary, according to Pattrice Jones, is "a safe-enough environment or relationship within the continual perils that threaten everyone".

Complete answer:

ZOO	WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
A zoo is a facility that houses animals for the purpose of public display.	Wildlife sanctuaries are protected areas where wild animals can roam freely in their native habitats.
A zoo is a collection of animals gathered from all around the country and other countries to be displayed.	A wildlife sanctuary is a protected area where natural animals and birds can be found.
It is an artificial habitat.	It provides protection to animals in their natural habitat.
They are small areas where animals are kept in cages.	They are large areas where animals are free to move anywhere.

Note:
A habitat is described in ecology as a natural environment that can support the survival and reproduction of a species throughout the year or for a limited period of time. Abiotic and biotic components, as well as other resources that support life, make up such environments.
A microhabitat is a miniature ecosystem that differs just slightly from its surroundings. Unique species that are not found in the larger habitat can be found in these habitats. A microhabitat can be anything from a small pool of water to the bottom of a rock to a rotting log.
There are two types of habitat- aquatic habitat and terrestrial habitat