Man's jungle of wallabies and parrots must leave England

Imagine living next to a tropical jungle. But this jungle is in England, not South America. One man created an animal sanctuary full of exotic birds, wallabies, and porcupines. The place looked like a real rainforest — but the neighbours were not happy.

James Wale moved to the site two years ago. He wanted to care for rare and unusual animals. Wallabies are animals from Australia. They look like small kangaroos. He also kept colourful parrots and other birds. Some animals are endangered. He tried to give them a safe place to live.

But there was a problem. The animals made noise. The neighbours said the sounds were too loud. They worried about safety. Some people did not like having wild animals so close to their homes. They asked the local government for help.

Now the sanctuary must move. James Wale needs to find a new location for all the animals. This is hard work. Moving many animals takes time and money. Each animal needs special care. The birds need the right temperature. The wallabies need space to run and jump.

This story shows us something interesting. We love animals. We want to protect them. But where should we keep them? Should rare animals live near people, or far away? It is a difficult question. What do you think is the best answer?

Inspired by reporting from BBC News.