Why Poachers Shouldn T Poach Animals

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My topic is “I believe poachers shouldn’t poach animals because they are and people are getting impacted.” I’m going to be talking about impacts on life poaching has.People get brutal diseases because they keep doing one thing. If poachers keep it up they will get money, but for what cost. Is killing 4-5 living things really necessary to get “dirty” money. I’m also going to be talking about social impacts and economic impacts. My first reason is people get sick if they eat poached meat. “Ebola, one of the world’s most horrific diseases, has had outbreaks in Africa directly linked to the poaching and consumption of primates.By Andy.” Firstly, if Africa gets diseases from monkey meat, what will happen if people are sick enough to eat other animals meat. “Further, bird flu (H5N1), Monkeypox, and …show more content…
“The IAPF’s founder has seen a buffalo that had been caught in a snare fight so hard that it tore its own pelvis in half.” Although, this is a social impact because a living human being saw a buffalo stuck in a trap that was to tight, and if you think that's the worst part well he saw the buffaloes pelvis ripped in half. “...smaller animals, resulting in individuals being strangled to death slowly or ripping their own necks open during the struggle for freedom.” If any human witnesses this they are probably depressed for witnessing this. Although, there are some people that actually set these traps. These people want to kill the animal, and they want this to happen to the animals. “...land mines to hunt ivory: due to the size of an elephant the mines are not usually sufficient to kill the animal instantly and it bleeds out over many days or dies of subsequent infection.” For instance, poachers take it too far on just shooting the animal, but now there using landmines. The landmines don’t even kill most of the animals, the just make them blow up and bleed to death. Anyone who does this doesn’t have a

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