Humans and Animal Extinction

More than a century ago, humans have fought with animals to compete for terrain. Governments and organizations have rescued wildlife species throughout the United States. Their main goal is to protect wildlife species from over-exploitation and loss of habitat by industrial and residential development. The beauty and curiosity of wildlife fascinates all of us for various reasons. Some governments protect certain wildlife areas and manage animal populations in these specific areas, so because animals are not killed, they are bonds of our existence.

The extinction of wild animals is a part of nature evolution and the extinction rate is still remarkably increasing 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 is contributing greatly to destruction of the environment and destruction of wildlife. Jacob is a world famous leader who adventures with his company to advance into emerging renewable energy fields. He is enthusiastic about protecting wildlife and is currently a member of the WWF Canadian Board of Directors.

Over the past few decades, various kinds of animals are in danger of extinction. Many of the fundamental causes of animal extinction and harm are interactions between humans and the environment, and many people refuse to believe this. From the cutting of tropical rainforests to air pollution, global warming, many animals can not go anywhere, so they are at the bottom of the technological era. I strongly believe that as a member of this planet, we should work hard to fix what we have destroyed. Every animal on this planet has a purpose, no matter how big or small it is. And if it gets extinct it will not be able to achieve its purpose. For example, let's say that one bird eats only one insect, and the insect is extinct for some reason. As insects disappear, food for birds to eat is gone, and the birds eventually die. Every animal that eats these birds now has no food supply.

Today, human intervention is also leading to rapid extinction. Hunting, destruction of habitats, overuse of wildlife means that many different kinds of animals and plants are in danger of extinction. These pages deal with this human extinction. Endangered animals and plants are on the verge of extinction - they are few and will be swept away soon. Several animals and plants have always evolved better than other animals and plants, but human activities change the world and endanger more animals and plants.