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Imagine you are an animal. You’ve been wandering the wastelands, which used to be a lush green forest, what used to be your home. Its late spring, right about time for mating season. Normally, you’d be out calling for a mate, hoping that you can...
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It is known that around the world are many species which are going on an “endangered” status because of different reasons that impact on them in a negative way. One of these species are elephants. According to Elephants (2019), during the 20th century, the number...
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Endangered species refers to those animals that face the risk of extinction from the planet altogether. The animals are so few that they could disappear from the globe if serious action is not taken. The animals are threatened by many factors such as habitat loss,...
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There is a variety of animals become critically endangered species all over the world such as Amur Leopard, Black Rhino and Bornean Orangutan. In particularly, in Vietnam, South China tiger and Asian elephant are two species that face the danger of extinction because human activities...
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Since it’s creation in 1973, The Endangered Species Act has become one of America’s most important and effective environmental laws. It represents the American people making a commitment to work together to protect and restore species at risk of disappearing forever. According to polls, 84...
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The bushmeat crisis remains to be one of the most major contributors to the endangerment of primates till this day. Although the bushmeat crisis alludes to the rapid depletion of wildlife around the entire world, the continents of Africa and Asia are the most heavily...
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Today, on account of unpredictable chasing, contamination, and an unnatural weather change, the environments that are imperative to our reality are vanishing. Consequently, the motivation behind this content is to make familiarity with the harm that man has caused on the planet by relinquishing creatures...
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Endangerment is a bigger issue, one of them that include the animals as well as the atmosphere where they interact with each other and live. To solve or elevate this problem every aspect related to this need to be studied. So, what does the exact...
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Imagine a life in the near future where all species known to man are gone. What would cause that to happen? What can we do to help ensure that does not happen? Most animals in recent years have become extinct or endangered because of loss...
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Policy briefs are an essential tool utilized by policymakers to consolidate and condense vast amounts of information into an easily digestible form such that lawmakers may learn more about the issues on which they are legislating prior to drafting legislation and/or voting. As such, it...
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The 2019/2020 Australian bushfires resulted in 10 million hectares of wildlife habitat burning, affecting 1.25 billion animals. It is estimated that 30% of the Koala population worldwide were affected, putting the species under new levels of threat (Gonzalez-Astudillo et al., 2019; World Wide Fund for...
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From 41,415 animal species, 16,306 of them are facing extinction according to IUCN’s Red List. Some of these animals are the Amur Leopard, the Orangutan, the Hawksbill Turtle, the African Wild Dog, and many more. It is our job to protect these animals because of...
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Climate change is the alteration in the average weather conditions of an area over a period of time. It can occur naturally through processes such as variable energy from the sun and variation in the Earth’s orbit or through human influences such as the burning...
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Climate change is connected with species lose. Humans should be responsible for climate change and specie losses. Climate change is the most important international problem for human beings to face nowadays, and it is a significant challenge across the world due to increasing human consumption....
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The animals on the list of endangered species exist because their land/area they use to live has been destroyed or the animals have been hunted/poached.The loss of habitat creates the biggest threat to nature. As they are depleted for human use and cleared to make...
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The job of a marine biologist is to study and conserve the ocean, and all the creatures within it. While their main focus is the water, a lot of their work is conducted on dry land, as they fight for regional laws, fisherman bans, and...
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Do you like animals? Do you like zoos? Do you think they’re cruel? Zoos shouldn’t be banned! Zoos have been saving creatures from extinction, animals don’t need to hunt, and people can study the animals. Did you know that zoos have saved several species over...
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A species is categorized as “endangered” if it has a high possibility of being extinct in the near future. It is second in severity in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s conservation status system, following only those labeled “critically endangered.” Sadly, the world’s...
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Food has always been a part of a culture and the people are loyal to the food but they are unaware of the dangerto a species caused by a certain dish. That’s the reality that the Patagony tooth fish is facing. Jani Actman, oh her...
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Endangered Species Endangerment is a bigger issue, one of them that includes the animals as well as the atmosphere where they interact with each other and live. To solve or elevate this problem every aspect related to this need to be studied. So, what does...
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Extinction is a natural occurrence that transpires at a natural rate of about one to five species per year. Scientists estimate we’re now losing species at 1,000 to 10,000 times that rate, with dozens going extinct every day. There is no mystery that our human...
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Fully aware that Southeast Asia contains six of the world’s 25 biodiversity hotspots, according to Nature magazine, Deeply concerned that Southeast Asian countries face the highest rate of habitat loss and have the highest proportion of species that are threatened with extinction because of deforestation,...
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The Philippine Eagle is a very large forest predator native to the Philippines. It is viewed as one of the three biggest and most dominant falcons on the planet. Sadly, it is also one of the planet’s exceptional and without doubt the most critically endangered...