The animal species are becoming extinct due to human activities on land and in sea. What are the reasons and solutions?

Environmental protection is essential for the survival of not only human beings but

also

other forms of life on

this

planet. The

number

of land and sea

animals

is decreasing significantly due to the presence of human beings in sensitive areas.

This

essay will discuss the main reasons for

this

phenomenon and

also

offers simple steps to alleviate

this

overarching problem. Mass tourism to natural scenic places is contributing to the destruction of natural habitats which is the main cause of the permanent disappearance of

animals

.

Firstly

, when tourists visit

such

places, usually they do not care about the environment and throw litter on the ground which is one of the main causes of land pollution.

This

unawareness disturbs the natural living condition of

animals

.

Secondly

,

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in the sea, either in the form of commuting or trading

ships

allows their waste products to freely flow into rivers and oceans. In fact, these chemicals are tremendously harmful to aquatic species.

For instance

, the

number

of blind dolphins has been declining significantly in recent years because

ships

spil extra crude oil in rivers to avoid overflow. These issues require immediate attention from authorities to save endangered life. Several measures can be considered to resolve

this

problem of extinct species. One simple solution is to limit the

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of visitors by imposing an entry ticket system in

such

regions. Less

number

of individuals means less disturbance of the natural environment.

Therefore

,

animals

would remain more protected. Another obvious measure that can be taken to save our water life is putting a ban on old

ships

which are responsible for spilling dangerous chemicals into the water. The rising

number

of endangered green turtles in the Maldives by simply allowing only modern

ships

to travel in its ocean is the best illustration of

this

solution. In conclusion,

although

several oceanic and land species are decreasing and come to the verge of extinction as of trading through water and the threat of landfill, these innocent lives can be saved by reducing the element of tourism and implementing a system to bring new sea vehicles. Collective efforts are required to resolve

this

issue.