1 The animal kingdom is full of beautiful,captivating creatures, and it is tempting to purchase exotic animals and call them pets.But undomesticated pets, which have never been bred to flourish in the care of humans,may not be capable of adjusting and thriving in the care of amateur owners. Since exotic pets are unable to speak for themselves, we must look for warning signs about how the exotic pet trade affects the health and safety of both the animals and the people who keep them. Trafficking wild animals into pet stores , backyards, and private homes is a What is the author's main claim or argument? People should not own undomesticated animals as pets. Wild animals are fundamentally different from domesticated animals. Exotic pets should be freed and allowed to live in the natural environment. We must fight for greater regulation of the exotic pet trade.

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1 The animal kingdom is full of beautiful,captivating creatures, and it is tempting to purchase exotic animals and call them pets.But undomesticated pets, which have never been bred to flourish in the care of humans,may not be capable of adjusting and thriving in the care of amateur owners. Since exotic pets are unable to speak for themselves, we must look for warning signs about how the exotic pet trade affects the health and safety of both the animals and the people who keep them. Trafficking wild animals into pet stores , backyards, and private homes is a What is the author's main claim or argument? People should not own undomesticated animals as pets. Wild animals are fundamentally different from domesticated animals. Exotic pets should be freed and allowed to live in the natural environment. We must fight for greater regulation of the exotic pet trade.

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People should not own undomesticated animals as pets.

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## Step 1The first step in solving this problem is to understand the context of the passage. The author discusses the potential issues that can arise from owning exotic pets, such as the inability of these animals to adjust to human care and the potential harm to both the animals and their owners.## Step 2Next, we need to identify the main claim or argument of the author. The author's main argument is not about the differences between wild and domesticated animals, nor about freeing exotic pets to live in their natural environment. Instead, the author is arguing against the ownership of undomesticated animals as pets.## Step 3The author's argument is based on the potential harm that can occur to both the animals and their owners due to the inability of these animals to adjust to human care. The author also mentions the need for greater regulation of the exotic pet trade, but this is not the main argument.

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