Many people believe that we should protect all wild animals while others believe we should just protect some of them. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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of people believe that we should protect all wild
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but others believe we should protect some of them which are contained in the Red Book. Wild
animals
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are playing a significant role in the ecological system and we should protect all of them as possible.
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of all, fauna should be protected from harmful mankind's influence because humanity is expanding, capturing and destroying uninhabited places where wild
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live. The Red Book is filled every year with new sorts of
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can be died out. Detrimental human influence led to the fact that some types of
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we will never see again.
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harmless and friendly creature and they had been killing totally for 27 years by sailors.
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, people are not able to defend all wild
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, but they can protect some of them because their numbers are near
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zero. According to the World Wildlife Fund, the South China population was about 4000 in the 1950s and in the
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thousands were killed, by 1996 the population was estimated to be just 30-80 of these tigers. The Chinese government totally banned hunting and tried to increase the population to previous numbers and many volunteers helped them. In a nutshell, humanity and
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are parts of the ecosystem. We should protect all
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as possible because if we do not defend them the
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generation can not see some of them.
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people should decrease the harmful influence on wildlife nature.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • biodiversity
  • ecosystem
  • conservation status
  • ecological significance
  • holistic approach
  • endangered species
  • natural heritage
  • unforeseen negative impacts
  • economically non-viable
  • prioritization
  • ecosystem balance
  • conservation efforts
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