I think it really depends on how it’s done. In some ways, having animals in local parks can be a nice idea. It gives people, especially kids, a chance to see animals up close instead of just on TV or the internet. That can help them care more about nature and understand how to treat animals kindly. If we’re talking about small and harmless animals like ducks, rabbits, or deer, they can live quite comfortably in parks as long as they have enough space, food, and clean water. It also makes the place feel more alive and interesting… not just trees and benches. Even watching animals or feeding ducks can help people relax and feel more connected to nature. But at the same time, it’s not always a good idea. City parks are often noisy and crowded, and that can stress animals out. Many visitors don’t know how to behave. They might feed animals junk food or try to touch them, which can be dangerous. Pollution and garbage can also make animals sick, and in some cases, wild ones might even become aggressive if they feel scared or hungry. So it’s probably better to keep most wild animals in protected areas, where they can live naturally and safely instead of being used for people’s entertainment.