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Listing of all the circus pages in the Lion Den!

Circus Home Pages

Circus Festivals

Before you read my material

	What kinds of animals are usually presented in circuses?
	Where do these animals come from?
	Do all circuses display performing animals?
	What is the difference between a menagerie and a circus?
	How are lions and tigers trained?
	What are black panthers? How do black panthers behave?
	How are elephants trained?
	Are circus animals physically healthy?
	Are circus animals mentally/behaviorally healthy?
	Can one really "tame" a wild animal?
	Are circus animals dangerous?
	Do circus trainers/handlers abuse animals?
	What kind of conditions are circus animals kept in?
	Does travel harm circus animals
	Why do lions and tigers pace in their cages? Why do elephants sway in place?
	Should circuses with animals be banned?
	I have heard from many people that circus and zoo animals are drugged. Is this true?
	Where do circus animals go when they retire?

Performing Animals

Circus Related Links

	Circus & Circus-related Links
	Circus supplies and equipment
	Unclassified circus or related links

Circus Site Map

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This page last edited on 04/01/2007

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