Are we doing enough to protect endangered animals?The answer to this question will be different according the person you ask. In this kind of topic there are completely opposite opinions. Ones who consider them as important as humans and others that treat them as they weren’t living beings.

As the human population grows we need more and more space and in order to obtain it we don’t care if we invade some places where many species have lived for thousands of years and we change it as much as we need in order to obtain something comfortable for us. This is one of the main reasons that the amount of endangered animals have increase incredibly fast in last few decades.

The protection of endangered animals is very important because every single one represents a part of the equilibrium that any environment must preserve because otherwise every being that participates from that balance will be seriously affected and the consequences will involve many negative changes not only for animals but also for the human beings. The biggest group of endangered animals are those who represents haunting trophies like deer, moose, lions, rhinos and many others. Other important group are the ones wanted for their skin like vicuna, leopards, tigers and others.

In conclusion, we need to preserve any living thing in order to maintain the balance between every single thing on earth. Even if it is hard to believe any single animal on earth is an essential part of the environment and all of them have the same right to demand respect for their natural home.

Doris Rojas Carmona