11 Animals That Are Now Extinct ... And It's Our Fault

For this planet, the main extinction is not new, but for human beings the seeds are fading at an alarming rate.

According to the Biodiversity Center, we are currently losing dozens of species every day. Nearly 20,000 animals and plants are on the verge of extinction and if this trend continues, the planets may be mass extinct for centuries.

"Unlike the past extensive extinction caused by asteroid clashes, volcanic eruptions, natural climate change, the current crisis is almost completely caused by our humans," the Biodiversity Center explains did. "In fact, currently 99% of threatened species are at risk of human activity, which is mainly responsible for loss of habitat, introduction of alien species, global warming."

There are no international institutions that declared extinction of species or subspecies, but the IUCN Red List is a widely recognized institution for tracking endangered species.

"The main focus of the Red List is to stop species extinction," Red List Manager told the Washington Post in 2011. "But by default, we became a standard international list of extinction."

Recently, the use of conservative estimates of the species extinction rate of the current species and background indicates that the Earth is in the midst of extensive global extinction of vertebrates (11). However, as the extinction of species is emphasized, the actual extent of this mass extinction is underestimated. This underestimation is mainly to ignore the rapid extinction of the population. Scientists have long known that several species that have been relatively well studied experienced a significant reduction in their range, experienced considerable population decline, and experienced extinction of many populations However, the worldwide scale of population reduction and extinction has not been achieved so far. Recognition and quantification

Biological annihilation due to continuous mass extinction caused by decrease and decrease in the number of vertebrate populations

The extinction of wild animals is a part of nature evolution and the extinction rate is still increasing significantly due to the expansion of human species. This is because humans and animals have coexisted in the same ecosystem for a long time. This has advantages and disadvantages. Sasha Jacob Capital Management Inc. believes that the quality of our lives greatly contributes to environmental destruction and wildlife destruction. Mr. Jacob is a world famous leader who adventures with his company to advance into the field of emerging renewable energy. He is enthusiastic about protecting wildlife and is currently a member of the WWF Canadian Board of Directors.

It is horrible, but it is true: our planet is the 6 th annihilation era of flora and fauna - the wave of the sixth extinction in the past 500 million years -. We are currently experiencing the most serious series of deaths since the extinction of dinosaurs 65 million years ago. Although extinction is a natural phenomenon, its natural "background" incidence is about 1 to 5 per year. Scientists estimate that we now lose species at a speed of 1,000 to 10,000 times the background speed and that dozens of species are extinct every day. By the middle of this century, 30% to 50% of species may be extinct.