It is a natural process for animal species to become extinct. There is no reason why people should try to prevent this from happening. Do you agree or disagree?

It is commonly believed that the extinction of animal

species

is a natural phenomenon and preservation of these

species

is futile. I am in complete agreement with

this

idea. On the one hand, protecting animal

species

from the verge of extinction requires intensive investment. In order to implement

this

process, governments possessing a strong power of finances have to invest in creating new isolated habitats or medical treatment for worst cases… which will come at exorbitant costs. Admittedly, the culture related to those

species

and the diversity of ecosystems will be preserved.

Nevertheless

, the chance of succeeding in these preservations is not guaranteed as other factors

such

as diseases will put that effectiveness at stake.

Consequently

, governments’ economies will be wasted.

On the other hand

, the interruption of the annihilation course of animal

species

will alter the process of

evolution

. Million years ago, when the prevalence of human activities did not exist on our planet. Animal

species

becoming extinct still inevitably continue.

Due to

nature’s law, animals possessing inferior power will be hunted by other superior

species

which thrive in their habitats, fostering the

evolution

of each

species

with the aim of survivability. Rectifying these processes will demote the animals’ development as the requirement of the

evolution

of each

species

does not meet.

Consequently

, those

species

meeting other dangerous factors won’t promote

evolution

to protect themselves when the dependence on human activities diminishes the demand to evolve. In conclusion, the extinction of animal

species

is inevitable and prevention of that phenomenon is unlikely to make any progress