It is a natural process for animal species to become extinct (e.g. Dinosaurs, dodos, etc.) There is no reason why people should try to prevent this from happening. Do you agree or disagree?

With an increasing number of animals enlisted in protection catalogues, there has been a dissent that
extinction
is a natural process with which
people
should not interfere. In my view, the opinion overemphasises the importance of
Darwinism
so that overlooks
people
's determination to preserve themselves by protecting endangered animals.
Although
the passage endeavours to defend
people
's efforts to prevent
extinction
, the supporters of
Darwinism
are
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also
with some reasons. For illustration, they are reasonable in claiming that if
people
disproportionately intervene in natural progress, consequences are usually beyond control. One compelling example is seen in Australia, where
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scientists once contrived to save
land
parrots
from
extinction
by introducing foxes as the natural enemies of rats, which ate
land
parrots
' eggs.
However
, contrary to the original expectation, the foxes introduced found
land
parrots
were better prey, which worsened the situation of
land
parrots
and
consequently
accelerated the
extinction
of the species. In light of
this
, it seems plausible to claim that
people
's efforts will only exacerbate situations, and they ought to be satisfied with the role of observers.
However
,
this
perspective to a large degree neglects
people
's determination to refuse tamely submit their future to nature. The modern society is highly dependent on bio-products, food, medicine, or textile.
For example
, it is inconceivable to produce fruits without bees, and
therefore
if humans allow natural selection to exterminate bees, if humans show "respect" for
Darwinism
, it is not different from committing suicide. In light of
this
, the passage is inclined to view
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endeavours to prevent
extinction
as an effort to take control of our own future, which actually is what humans have done across millions, using the brain to emerge from nature. In summary, the passage can understand the apprehension of the supporters of
Darwinism
, as there are some examples of
people
's intervention in natural selection
brought
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undesirable consequences. Despite
this
, if we forsake these efforts, it equals
to submit
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ourselves totally to nature's control, which is more undesirable, and
therefore
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had better continue to explore along the road of stopping
extinction
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • species extinction
  • biodiversity
  • conservation
  • ecosystems
  • environmental ethics
  • habitat destruction
  • anthropogenic impact
  • ecological balance
  • natural selection
  • wildlife preservation
  • genetic diversity
  • endangered species
  • biological heritage
  • sustainable practices
  • Anthropocene
  • cascade effects
  • intrinsic value
  • habitat conservation
  • extinction crisis
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