Wild animals have no place in the 21st century, so protecting then is a waste of resources. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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In the times in which we now live
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some opine that
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preservation is not necessary and spending money is pointless.
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, it is absurd to argue that
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has no place in the 21st century. The earth is not in existence just to satisfy humans.
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furthermore
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there are lots of proofs why we do not need to destroy every metre of land in existence to accommodate or feed the world population as
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, protecting wild animals is not wasteful because they have aesthetic benefits. Watching animals in their natural habitat is not just for
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fun, but
it is a very potent way to relax our bodies and mind.
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is exemplified by how people troop to the parks
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zoos and areas under
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conservation for
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the holidays
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has been proven to be an effective stress coping mechanism. To conclude
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we have no right to decide not to protect
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and I believe all hands should be on deck to ensure they are properly conserved.

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