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2. Captive animals face the risk of being exposed to diseases from other animals and from humans that they have no immunity to. True False
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2. Captive animals face the risk of being exposed to diseases from other animals and from humans that they have no immunity to.

True
False

User Jhon Pedroza
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False, in my opinion there no way they can be in risk if they are captive .
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true because the animals do not have the necessary memory b and t cells needed to fight off the infections of a new environment in which is not their own habitat
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