about ourselves! Poaching can end up harming us in the long run! If poaching is to continue in the future‚ we will lose many magnificent animals‚ and our environment will end up becoming a gray‚ always foggy world‚ where there will be no sky‚ only gray. Wildlife will die‚ and nothing will be worth anything anymore on earth. Nature is priceless‚ and definitely more important than having the dead heads of animals! Help us stop poaching‚ and helps us make laws more strict on Poaching so we can reduce
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you not heard of farming‚ Mr Clarkson? In India‚ a country known for its long history in tiger poaching‚ 53% of the workforce is employed in agriculture. The huge number of people working in this sector is especially prominent in rural areas‚ where poaching takes place. However‚ when looking at the national economy‚ poaching does not make an appearance as a even a tiny source of income. While poaching may be one trade for locals‚ it is far from their
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Aquatic vertebrates fish having a boney or cartilaginous skeleton spinal column a a large brain Fin is a thin component or appendage attaches to a large body Scales the skin of fish Fresh water fish fish that spend most of their live in non salt water Round fish swim in a vertical position and have eyes on both sides of their head Flat fish has asymmetrical compressed body swim horizontal and have eyes on top of their head Mollusk are shellfish characterized by soft unsegmented
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Cause of death: Human poaching”. Looking at the animal‚ shouldn’t we feel guilty for human indifference to animals and heavy massacre before? Poaching is the first reason that causes the extinction of wild animals. It’s increased at the rate of 3000 per cent over the past years. Especially‚ the demands for rhino horns in Africa has rocketed‚ because it is now valued the same as gold! Other animals like panther‚ Chimpanzees and Africa elephants are also the victims of human poaching. Another reason
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Save the tigers Someday‚ we may never see tigers again because tigers are on the critically endangered list‚ which is why the National Zoo was celebrating Global Tiger Day. This is happening because of poaching and habitat changes. Large plantations have replaced a lot of tiger habitat in several tropical range countries. Tigers occupy only around 7 percent of their historic range. The current wild tiger population is at as few as 3‚200 tigers‚ including only about 400 Sumatran tigers‚ which are
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Aftican Elephant Loxodonta africana Status: Vulnerable Map: Max. Size: The African elephant is the largest land dwelling animal and it reaches up to 24.0 feet in length and 11.5 feet in height at the shoulder‚ and weighs up to 22‚000 pounds. Max. age: The elephants grow several replacement sets of teeth until the age of about 70 years old. After their last set of teeth is replaced‚ the animal dies of starvation in the wild because it cannot feed correctly. Population Size in the Wild:
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disease‚ pollution‚ and overhunting. For most of the animals that are endangered are actually on the edge of extinction. Endangerment and extinction have been a part of history since pre- historic times. In my opinion‚ I believe that we should stop poaching‚ overfishing‚ and overhunting of animals because it can cause them to become extinct. If an animal or any species becomes extinct it can put the food chain out of order. Slowly‚ everything starts to fall apart because of that one specie or animal
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References: Secretary of State Clinton‚ H. (2014). The African Poaching Crisis. Retrieved from http://iccfoundation.us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=445:the-african-poaching-crisis&catid=71:the-african-poaching-crisis&Itemid=367 The White House. (2014). National Strategy for combating wildlife trafficking. Retrieved from http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/docs/nationalstrategywildlifetrafficking
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Conservation of Grizzled Squirrel In Sirvilliputhur Grizzled Wildlife Sanctuary Sirvilliputhur Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in southern Tamilnadu also known as Grizzled Wildlife Sanctuary because Grizzled Squirrel is the flagship species of this sanctuary. It is declared as Sanctuary in December 1989 & is spreads over 480 km² area. Range of habitats are present in sanctuary right from high elevation Montane forest & grassland‚ mid elevation Wet Evergreen‚ Semi Evergreen‚ Moist Deciduous‚ Closed
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extirpation or global extinction (Naughton-Treves‚ 1997; Madden‚ 2007; Parker & Osborn‚ 2006). This risk of extinction is already ongoing with the increase of poaching due to high international ivory traffic. This poaching obliges elephants to find refuge near humans’ settlement; Central Africa is maybe the last refuge for forest elephants against poaching (Breuer‚ Maisels‚ & Fishlock‚ 2016). This situation pushes the classification of forest elephant as an endangered species (Blanc‚ 2008). Even though this
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