The dome and the animals

The dome is a structure that has been used for centuries to contain animals. It can be constructed from various materials, including wood, stone, metal and even plastic. It provides shelter and protection from the elements while also providing a safe environment for the animals inside it. The size of the dome varies depending on what type of animal it is meant to house; larger domes are needed for larger creatures such as elephants or giraffes whereas smaller domes may be suitable for birds or small mammals like mice and rats.

The primary purpose of having an enclosure like this in place is to protect both humans and animals alike by keeping them away from each other’s habitats which could lead to dangerous interactions between species if they were allowed close contact with one another without proper supervision or containment measures in place. Additionally, these structures provide an ideal climate-controlled environment where temperature fluctuations are minimized so that any particular breed of animal can thrive within its own specific habitat at all times regardless of external weather conditions outside the enclosure itself