for their heads to say you killed one seems inhumane. Trophy hunting is unacceptable for several reasons. According to a 2015 Business Insider article‚ about 70‚000 animals are killed each year by trophy hunters‚ and most of the animals are either endangered‚ threatened‚ or near-threatened. Trophy hunters say that they will pay up to two million dollars a year to hunt‚ and that the money goes to help the local communities. Only 3 percent of the money goes to the local communities. 3 percent of 2 million
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coral reef being home to one-third of fish species‚ humans have severely impacted the fish species by destroying their homes. Overexploitation is a huge risk‚ and this became very evident when the wolf population in Yellowstone was wiped out. Every wolf was hunted and killed in Yellowstone‚ and once the wolves were gone‚ the ecosystem became very unbalanced and many species started to either die out or be overpopulated. As for methods to help sustain species‚ core reserves and wildlife corridors are
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vicious and mean. These new animals will people more to be scared of. Just imagine walking down the street and seeing someone walking a tiger. It’s everyone’s opinion‚ but I would be scared if I were to see that. It also can help animals from becoming endangered‚ that’s why people shouldn’t be able to own exotic animals. Owning exotic animals will give us humans a harder and new task. "Wild animals require special care that most people cannot or will not provide. Wild animals have special dietary and environmental
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You can mostly see them early in the morning or late at night. To give birth to their young‚ red foxes mostly go in burrows or “dens” which were dug by groundhogs or badgers. A female fox can have around four cubs at once. Q: Is it a native species or an invasive
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Elephants Just in the past 10 years‚ ten thousands of elephants have been slaughtered. Sometimes the killers don’t wait till the elephants are dead to take the ivory. This causes the elephant to suffer greatly. Elephants are endangered. Many baby elephants are killed for their tiny stubs of ivory‚ how to save them‚ and the origins of elephant abuse. Some devastating facts about elephants are that they have been dropping 62% over the last decade. (Pg1) About 100 African elephants are killed a day
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Imagine your favorite animal going extinct. What if it was all because of one thing‚ trophy hunting. Would you still be a fan of trophy hunting? The revenue isn’t used properly‚ rules and laws aren’t followed‚ and endangered animals aren’t protected. There are also so many more reasons‚ the list could go on. Trophy hunting should be banned EVERYWHERE! To begin with‚ trophy hunting should not be allowed because revenue isn’t always used properly. According to “Africa’s Uneasy Neighbors‚” “only 3%
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If I could turn the tide against poaching I would request for the government to try and take down all the black markets in the country. I would build a fence‚ask for more government help‚and put up more surveillance to save Asian and African Elephants from going extinct. Putting guard towers would increase protection of the homeland of the elephants. Putting around the clock guards at these towers will keep poachers from entering the grasslands. All the towers are approximately 2.5 miles apart to
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the repercussions of introducing new species in a habitat‚ such as threatening the well-being of native ones (Kolbert 2014‚ 203). According to Kolbert‚ Hawaiians first introduced the rosy wolfsnail in their island to reduce the population of giant African snails‚ which “had become an agricultural pest” ( Kolbert 2014‚ 203). However‚ wolfsnails preyed only on Hawaii’s native snails (Kolbert 2014‚ 203). As a consequence‚ ninety percent of native snail species in Hawaii became extinct (Kolbert 2014
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The bird that we managed to catch on the 18th September 2015 is known as Malaysian - Eared Nightjar. The scientific name of this bird is Lyncornis temminckii (Wilkinson‚ 2009). Nightjar species of bird belongs to the family of Caprimulgidae. According to the IUCN‚ this species of bird is placed under the status of least concern because Nightjar is not globally threatened‚ therefore‚ least concern is given for the conservation of this bird. It might be local and uncommon in South Thailand but it is
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extinction rate‚ because it is caused by human activities with toxics and polluntant chemicals that harm a healthy food flow in planting‚ and in fresh water. The loss of species will harm human and threat to human progress scientific studies can help prevent such loss. Also there are medical reasons as well‚ certain species on plants help to process opiates insulin and proteins to treat diseases. We should strive to continue the studies Ehlrich‚1968 speaks of The Population Bomb meaning population
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