Hello! Last Saturday, my older son Hamza woke me up, and said to me, “Mom, take me to the zoo.” I had taken him there twice before, And ever since then, he’s been attached to the place. And he always asks me to take him there. The thing that he likes the most there is when the zookeepers let him feed the animals by hand. For my younger son Salman, it was his first time to go while being aware. So it was so amazing for him. This time Hamza was concentrating with me on directions and reading the map with me. For example, he wanted to see the kangaroo. He was able to find the way by following the map directions. One of the nice things we saw was the duck pond. And when they came out of the lake, we saw them walking single file, [or] as they call it, “in a duck row.” They looked so funny. And of course, the main target was to look for the lion. And the boys started to mimic its roaring. I noticed that the lion kept turning around in his cage. I felt like it was upset. And I guess it was upset for being confined. Frankly, the idea of letting the kids see and interact with the animals is nice and fun for the kids. But at the same time, depriving animals that are used to living freely in the jungle and open spaces… depriving them of their freedom isn’t good. I imagine if any (one) of us was in their situation, he’d be so sad. So… I think we could make a farm with domestic and tame animals, where kids can enjoy seeing, playing with, and feeding the animals while these animals are already used to living in places like farms. But the animals living in the jungle and used to freedom, we won’t be depriving them of this. Because our humanity should prevent us from being selfish toward other creatures. I hope one day I’ll [be able to] take my son to the animal farm instead of the zoo. And I wish you all nice trips. Thanks.