Read the following argument from the section "what are the main arguments against zoos? " the cost of a one-day pass to the zoo, $50 for an adult visitor, could feed a family of four in kenya for a month, based on world food program estimates. that could be one less person who decides to become a poacher. and with about 165 million people visiting accredited zoos in the u. s. alone each year, that money could go a very long way in meeting critical needs in conservation hotspots. based on the article, how might a zoo supporter most likely respond to this argument? a much of the money being spent in conservation spots around the world is misused; at least in zoos, we know where the money goes. b zoos are much better environments for animals than most conservation hotspots, where they are notoriously hunted and abused. c conversation hotspots need much more money than what could be provided by the amount going go zoos to do anything worthwhile. d the money is being spent by people to see animals in a zoo; people might not want to pay the same amount of money for conservation projects.