(CNN) -- Bears riding motorcycles, tigers jumping through flaming hoops and pigs leaping off diving boards. Just some of the "entertainment" that can be seen at circuses, zoos and safari parks in China, according to a report by Animals Asia into animals cruelty. The Hong Kong-based animal rights campaign group visited 13 safari parks and zoos in China and according to David Neale, Animals Asia's Animal Welfare Director, found that the animal shows "portray the animal to the public in a humiliating way" and have no educational value. "There is a misunderstanding really within China at the moment about what these animals are experiencing," Neale told CNN.
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Report into Chinese zoos and safari parks found abuse of perforrming animals
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Animals Asia campaign group visited 13 parks across the country
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"Animal cruelty is happening in every country of the world," says David Neale
However Neale points out that in China there are currently no animal protection laws, a reason why @placeholder have worked with Chinese academics to draft legislation not just for animals in captivity, but all animals.