Fifty-Nine Days: Our Warning for Species Being Hunted to Extinction

The Queensland state government recently announced relaxation of food restrictions, allowing farmers to "solve" problems of wild dogs. A similar measure was taken in Victoria. It is too late to protect wild dogs. 59 days after the law protected the thyroid or Tasmanian tiger - this species has become extinct. For many species that we think is inconvenient, the 1936 story of thyroxin may repeat the history of today. For example, wild dogs, sharks, wolves and so on.

Today there are about 50 million species on the earth. As a result, 99.9% of all historical species have become extinct. Only 5% of all species already passing through the transitional birds, such as asteroids, volcanoes, and sudden climate change, are on the verge of extinction. This means that 95% of all species slowly entered the gentle night. Fortunately, humans can create meaningful stories and promote new actions that can evolve viable. We have thinking power (imagination) and language ability (language). These are very powerful techniques.

That's it. This is not the only thing that is happening now; the sixth annihilation accounts for the majority of human history. We are responsible for destroying a single species by our own hand, such as looting the fangs of our ancestors or destroying the pigeons deliberately, but as we become more industrialized and become societies human beings The rate of killing animal species has increased sharply. When traveling overseas becomes possible, we move unintentional or intentionally invaded species from one place in the world to another and eliminate conventional animals. Diseases previously not active in the continent were destroyed by travelers and wildlife. Modern chemicals poison the oceans, kill coral reef species and dramatically reduce fish species that depend on them. Then there is climate change