Many animal species are becoming extinct. Some believe countries and individuals must solve this problem, others think that humans beings are more important.

It is often said that a large number of people all over the world are drawing attention to the extinction of endangered species. In fact, it is widely believed that human beings and

globalisation

are defined as the two major factors involved in the above issue. As far as I am concerned, I whole completely agree with the above statement, and some major points will be addressed in the following paragraphs

Firstly

, it is a well-documented fact that human behaviours are the major factor that leads to the decreasing of animals. The most obvious example to prove is by cutting down trees and burning fossil fuels, humans are damaging the wildlife's environment in an unexpected way.

Furthermore

, governments and biologists have to anticipate

this

problem immediately, by showing images everywhere about the environment

that is

being damaged by individuals and helping them acknowledge their doings with the animal's habitats.

This

problem needs to be solved as soon as possible, and it is the government's responsibility to make rules like each family on have 2 kids or less to prevent population boom.

Secondly

, it is commonly accepted that

globalisation

is making animals slowly disappear from all over the world. A clear example is found to prove

this

is that some developing countries like Vietnam, Thailand, which has had population explosions in recent years, are taking away many resources from the animal species

such

as killing pigs for pork or killing cows for beef.

In addition

to

this

, there is no denying that animal species are gradually dying because of

globalisation

. To conclude, it is my strong belief that human actions and

globalisation

are the two main problems that led to animal extinction.

Accordingly

, appropriate steps

such

as using signs to increase people's awareness and only having two kids or less in a family need to be taken by the governments to tackle these problems.