Many people feel it is a waste of money to try to save endangered animal species, for example the tiger or the blue whale. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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An opinion held by many is that it is financially unreasonable to protect
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that are on the brink of extinction,
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as the tiger or the blue whale. I disagree with
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statement and think it is important to preserve our biological diversity regardless of its origins. We as a
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have destroyed countless ecosystems with
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unprecedented greed, leading to the disappearance of many plants and
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. It is
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crucial to preserve our fauna in order to maintain and pass the knowledge about it to
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future generations. First of all, humans are often the leading cause of environmental degradation and habitat destruction driving countless to the brink of extinction,
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making us responsible for these
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' future. The consequences of our actions fueled by greed destroyed the homes of many
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, making us ethically obligated to protect them and restore the
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we have caused.
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, the Amazon rainforest situated in South America offers
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unique habitat for a vast diversity of fauna and flora,
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it has been used for its resources for decades, making the ecosystem vulnerable to
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human
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and interfering with their complex ecosystems.
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, we must preserve any
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because of their uniqueness and the potential to make advancements in biology.
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, protecting more
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may help us understand their biological mechanisms and way of life,
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offering potential knowledge that could be used in medicine or pharmacology.
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, the extinction of the biggest mammal the blue whale would make it impossible to understand how they live in
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underwater depths with their enormous mass, limiting the potential breakthroughs in science and most notably biology.
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, we are responsible for the future of the
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that are almost extinct, because our
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took their homes and hunted them down mercilessly. By allowing them to perish humanity would lose precious information about these creatures that have evolved along us for billions of years.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • endangered species
  • biodiversity
  • intrinsic value
  • existential threat
  • ecosystem
  • conservation
  • economic benefits
  • funding allocation
  • competing needs
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