First of all, animal performance needs to control and restrain animals during training and performance, which may lead to psychological and physical harm to animals. For example, big cats such as lions and tigers are usually forced to perform various thrilling actions, such as jumping the fire ring and walking the balance beam, which are very dangerous and painful for them and may lead to their injury or disability.
Secondly, animal performance is also an inhuman behavior, because they deprive animals of their freedom and nature. Animals should live freely in nature, instead of being tied to the stage and forced to perform various actions to please human beings.
In addition, animal performances are also an immoral behavior, because they will bring happiness and entertainment to the audience, but they are based on the pain and sacrifice of animals. This practice is unfair and violates the basic principles of human morality.
Finally, banning animal performances is also in line with international trends. More and more countries and regions prohibit or restrict animal performances, such as Europe, the United States and Australia. These countries and regions believe that animals should be protected and respected, not used to please human beings.
In short, animal performances should be banned because they involve cruelty to animals, violation of animal rights and moral issues. We should respect and protect the rights and interests of animals and let them live freely in nature. At the same time, we should also encourage and support all kinds of efforts and actions to protect animals and make our contribution to the protection of wild animals and livestock.