One school of thought holds that dinosaurs become extinct because of its natural process, thus humans don’t have responsibility for protecting these animals. While I accept that this perspective is somewhat justifiable, I believe that individuals do have to keep an eye on this statement.
On the one hand, it is understandable natural elimination is obvious leading to some species becoming extinct. Firstly, over millions of years, countless species have disappeared due to natural factors. This is because the change of the earth was the primary reason that led to this problem, such as climate change, global warming, volcanic eruptions, or asteroid impacts. Secondly, lack of food was also the cause of this extinction. For instance, if a small type of animal had disappeared, it would have led to many problems to other big ones, as to this the limitation of food could be the one which lead to the extinction.
On the other hand, There are a host of compelling reasons as to why I am convinced that the disappearance of some animals came from human causes. One reason is that, inhabitant actions are the majority cause to the environment. This is because human destruction has caused enormous damage to the environment, thereby leading to the extinction of some species, such as deforestation, industrial pollution, and overhunting. Another reason is that, the way people sell wildlife animals in an illegal way. For instance, Some cultures regard wildlife products as symbols of status or believe in their medicinal or spiritual benefits, driving demand for items such as tiger bones, pangolin scales, and exotic pets, therefore it leads to this extinction.
In conclusion, while it is irrefutable that animals are disappeared because of its process, i would content that human are also the main factor to this problem, so each of us have to protect a variety of animals