Rare Animals Essay

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Water, air, mountains, rivers, plants, microorganisms, animal and so on are important parts of nature. Human consciousness is the highest natural product development. So more and more people do not pay attention to resource conservation and protection of animal and plant. And hundreds of thousands of animal and plants in nature completely disappeared. Later authorities started to promulgate relevant laws and regulations to protect the rare animal and plant. Rare animal is an endangered animal, rare animal is the object of the national key protected all over the world, and they are a precious and irreplaceable, non renewable natural resources. Rare animal plays an important role in maintaining ecological balance, promoting the development of …show more content…
Usually, different kinds of animal life in a different environment, but their living environment have a common characteristic is the natural protection areas they live in remote areas. But now more and more people cut down trees to build houses, because people do not protect the natural environment, so the rare animal has become less and less. The living environment is destroyed, some animal died, and some survivors were forced to flee to a nearby animal place to live. Then some people put those animal caught home unknowingly, some people do not know that his grasp of the animal is a rare animal, they think that the animal can eat and then kill to eat. There are also some people to sell rare animal for money. Because of some animal organs is a very precious medicinal herbs, and some animal skins can also be used to make clothes. For example, a lot of people just to kill rhino’s horns and tusks, they put the rhino horn and tusks to make decorations and used as medicine, so the hunters can obtain very high economic benefit. But no horn rhinos and no ivory elephant is very poor. Traditional Chinese medical theories have long extolled the health benefits of tonics and poultices made from rare animal parts, including everything from bear bile to deer antlers. After a lot of animal that killed into a rare animal, there are a lot of rare animal that became extinct after …show more content…
Some countries to make a rare animal in the premise of rare ring not broken under the same type of reproduction, rare animal mating, in other words, let the rare animal inbreeding coefficient. This produced a rare animal seems to be a rare breed, but look carefully will be different. As the "world 's ugliest tiger- Kenny". Kenny is a white tiger inbreeding coefficient. Kenny has a natural short nose face and uneven teeth. And inbreeding coefficient Kenny only lived to the age of ten, it 's unfortunate are caused by human beings, there is still a lot like Kenny unfortunately rare animal. So we should protect the rare animal, we can make more and more rare animal become

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