Animals are in danger of extinction. Some people say that we should protect only those animals, which are useful to humans. Do you agree or disagree?

The world is getting more and more damaged,
natural
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and natural
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and other ecosystems are becoming more and more damaged. The destruction of ecosystems, especially forests, means that the
animals
living in them have no place to live,
as a
result
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result,
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many
animals
come to residential areas because they have lost their homes. Not a few
animals
also
became extinct because they could not survive without the ecosystem. I do not agree with the argument that the
animals
that should be protected are those that are useful to humans. Because other
animals
are
also
very important for us to protect. Every animal on
this
earth is related to each other,
for
example
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example,
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caterpillars and birds. If caterpillars become extinct
then
birds will
also
become extinct because caterpillars have no food.
This
also
happens in other animal food chains. Apart from that, there is a strong reason why I do not agree that
animals
that must be protected are only
animals
that are useful
for
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humans.
Because in
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my
opinion
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opinion,
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all
animals
have their own uniqueness, like the Komodo dragon which is almost extinct,
this
animal is very worthy of being protected and even cultivated so that
this
animal does not become extinct and the diversity of
animals
in
this
world is maintained. Apart from that, it
also
needs to be protected so that these
animals
will not only be stories in history for years to come but can
also
be seen in real life, in what form and appearance they look like. In conclusion, I do not agree with the argument
which
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that
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states that protected
animals
are only
animals
that are useful for humans, but other
animals
must
also
be protected to maintain the ecosystem and diversity of
animals
in
this
world.
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