Although the concept of zoos was wrong from day one, it is a fact that history has bequeathed us a worldwide population of what are wild animals but born of many generations that have lived in such captivity. Those animals would not survive long in the wild, survival in their natural habitats is hard enough for those that were born and survive there. The current generation of captivity animals have to live somewhere and the zoos and animal parks that give them a home should be judged on the quality of accommodation, space and stimulation they provide. The Tiger enclosure built on the side of the hill with much vegitation and multiple ledges and challenging transits deserves applause. However the compounds for the Jaguar and Puma seem quite bare and lacking srimulation for these animals. The same contradictions apply with other species too. A hugely popular destination with the ability to access the top of the park via Funicular and to walk down the hill through the animal exhibits - or to enter at the bottom if you want a more energetic experience.