Pandas Because They Are Endangered?

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My topic is “I believe poachers shouldn’t poach pandas because they are endangered.” China is trying to preserve them but is what they're doing actually helping? Not so much of saving them but of what they’re doing to hurt them. They’re helping the panda but not in the way you think. A question I had was how/where do they get the money to save the pandas? Is this clean or dirty money? “Clean money” is from earning it by hard work or a fundraiser, and “dirty money” is from the black market or from gangs. My first reason is pandas are endangered

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