Animal accommodations refer to the various environments and facilities designed to meet the needs of animals, whether in captivity or in the wild. These accommodations can include habitats in zoos, sanctuaries, and aquariums, which aim to replicate the animals' natural surroundings. Proper accommodations ensure that animals have enough space, appropriate shelter, and access to food and water. In addition to physical spaces, animal accommodations also involve enrichment activities that promote mental and physical well-being. This can include toys, climbing structures, and social interactions with other animals. Organizations like the World Animal Protection advocate for improved standards in animal accommodations to enhance the quality of life for all species.