There are many extinct animals’ species in the world. Some people think we should protect animals from dying out, while others believe we should spend more time on problems of human beings. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

The rate of extinction is now greater than at almost any point in history and
this
is important not just for the
species
that are dying out, but
also
impacts humans. The loss of
species
not only reduces the understanding,
diversity
and beauty of the
planet
, but
also
has the potential to create an unstable ecological environment.
In addition
, there is no reason environmental problems cannot be addressed alongside other human problems. In
this
essay the importance of protecting animal
species
will be discussed. It is important to protect animal and plant
species
from dying out due to human activity as their loss means that the genetic history of that
species
will be lost along with the opportunity to study and understand the world better.
In addition
, the world would be a far less interesting and beautiful place without the many now endangered
species
such
as giant pandas, tigers and polar bears. Of even greater concern is that the loss of
species
creates the risk of creating an ecological environment
that is
unstable, with a small number of
species
dominating the
planet
as they become free from predators leading to an environment that lacks genetic
diversity
and becomes vulnerable to diseases or natural disasters.
In addition
, the lack of
diversity
could slow the recovery from
such
disasters.
Although
, there are many other human problems in the world to be
solved including
Accept comma addition
solved, including
, poverty, political instability, wars and pollution, people should not ignore environmental issues. It is possible for societies to attempt to address many problems simultaneously and all issues that threaten the long-term stability of the
planet
should be addressed urgently. In summary, maintaining the
diversity
of the
planet
is critical for human survival and should be dealt with along with many other important problems
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Extinction, Endangered species, Conservation, Habitat, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Ethical responsibility, Preservation, Ecosystem services, Wildlife protection, Poverty alleviation, Healthcare, Climate action, Resource allocation, Food security, Interconnectedness, Sustainable development
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