Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ah, the circus. It’s a time-honored tradition, but the practice of training animals to do silly things for the amusement of ...

The smell of sawdust and popcorn fills the air. The clowns, acrobats and magicians are all in place. As the audience are guided to their seats inside the big top, all the classic elements of the ...

A pair of elephants are seen at a park in Knysna, South Africa, on July 12, 1999. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings A German circus has opted to replace real animals with realistic holograms, as reported by Big ...

In 2019, Circus Roncalli out of Germany stopped using wild animals in its shows. They were just the latest of many troupes to make that decision. Even the now-defunct Ringling Bros. and Barnum & ...

Circuses around the world have been under the scanner for using animals such as elephants, lions, tigers among others to perform dangerous acts and tricks. An appeal to boycott animals from using ...

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(WSVN) - A circus in Germany has changed the game by replacing it’s live animal performances with a 3D hologram show. Circus Roncalli, founded in 1976, has traded live animals for holographic horses, ...

Ah, the circus. It's a time-honored tradition, but the practice of training animals to do silly things for the amusement of youngsters is definitely old-fashioned, and there are many reasons why it's ...

As the audience are guided to their seats inside the big top, all the classic elements of the circus are there — except one. The live animals. Germany's Roncalli ...