Phoenix Zoo working to combat loneliness felt by animals during coronavirus closure

There's a lot less foot traffic at the Phoenix Zoo since it closed to the public last month due the new coronavirus outbreak, and its animals are feeling the impact.
Zoo employees told The Arizona Republic that some of the animals have had definite changes in behavior that they attribute to the sharp decrease in human interaction that they're accustomed to.
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[@groggychancrawford1067]

There happy now I went the a couple hours ago

[@myopinionwhileIcanstillhaveone]

Zoos are prisons for animals.

[@TehOldGamer]

I'm sure that's why the animals are lonely without the people there. Because it's a prison.

[@thegunkster.]

TehOldGamer actually there a conservation zoo. It’s not for abusing animals