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    the world. He found out about the topic of Rhino Hunters in Salt Lake City at a pass hunting expo. Andler then describes this as “the Superbowl of hunting”. Soon after he goes on about how hunters go and execute (for a fee) aggressive and harmful endangered animals to help the progression of extinction become less and less each and every year. The fee they pay is not a simple ten…

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    Hybridization Red Wolf

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    The red wolf (Canis rufus) is a critically endangered canid species that is endemic to the south-east regions of the United States. In the past, the wolves were widespread in numerous American states, but persecution and loss of habitat restricted them to the states of Louisiana and Texas where they then struggled with high parasite numbers and hybridization with coyotes (Canis latrans) (Brzeski et al., 2014). As red wolves are an endangered species, efforts to re-introduce the animals…

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    again, this is another natural instinct that will be suppressed due to the mistreatment of zoos. If the animals are not able to mate under the circumstances, it is obvious that a certain species within the zoo will eventually die off. Once they die off new animals obtained from the wild will just replace the species. Therefore continuing the ongoing cycle of capturing animals and forcing them to adapt to the new ways of life, which in this case means the chance of not being able to carry out the…

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    of zoo government hold actual. position of Zoos in schooling • professionals: nowadays, zoo authorities vicinity a extra emphasis on schooling and conservation than simply pastime. Many faculty children go to zoos to know more approximately endangered species and the distinct ways to conserve them. The signboards in zoos offer beneficial details about animals consisting of their medical call, habitat, origin, eating regimen, and many others. college students can have a look at approximately…

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    Why Do We Protect Zoos

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    natural habitats. Zoos contain important rare species in their captivity and revolve around human entertainment, rather than the animals. Although zoos can seem like this is all they do, it is important to consider the facts that zoos protect and care for endangered species while providing tourists with educational programs about the animals. Zoos are beneficial to both the animals that are kept within them and the tourists that visit the zoos.…

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    The Extinction of Cheetahs As of 2016, there are only 7,100 Cheetahs remaining in the Wild (Varma). This number is a 90% decline from the last century (Varma). Not only does this make these animals endangered, but it also makes them dangerously close to extinction. Predators like cheetahs are vital in a healthy ecosystem. Despite their importance, people in the last century have been very reckless and harmful to these animals that have caused a big plummet in their population. The three main…

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    Congaree National Park The Forest is the largest hardwood forest in Southeast United States. It is home to thousands of state champion trees and the Wateree and Congaree rivers. The Congaree National Park in Hopkins South is widely known for its history and park culture widely because of its floodplain. Hunter’s since the prehistoric ages, hunters used in to fish. This park is named after the Congaree tribe that inhabited the park, until Spanish explorer Hernando De Soto and the Spaniard…

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    Eastern Gorilla Essay

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    labeled critically endangered. Why did I choose the Eastern Gorilla? What are their major threats? What are people doing to help the gorillas? How can we help, and what are my ideas? I want to help the Eastern Gorillas, and stop their major threats, show what others are doing, and tell how we can help and my idea. Why did I choose the Eastern Gorilla? I chose this animal because I personally love gorillas. There are six great ape species, and four are critically endangered. There are…

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    Lack Of Human Caring

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    The list of soon to be extinct animals is on the rise day by day. On the World Wildlife Fund they have a long list of endangered species. A few of these animals are the orangutan, Asian Elephant, Chimpanzee, Tiger, and Whale (Species List, 2016). These animals that people might be familiar with could soon be gone forever and travelling to a zoo to see them will only be a myth. Current teens will tell their kids one day how…

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    and growth of species in and around the park. John Muir once said, “When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world.” Here, Muir believes that when one individual component of a habitat is affected, the rest of the habitat is also affected. This idea can best be described as a keystone species. Keystone species are a species of animal that is involved within a specific ecosystem that alters the functions of the entire ecosystem. This species could be a…

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