Animals and many living species across the globe are prone to becoming extinct. There are conflicting views on protecting these animals from a possibility of death and focusing more on the challenges faced by human beings. Both these views are correct in their own ways and depends on the individual’s viewpoints. The extinction of animals can lead to loss of precious creatures given by Mother Earth and as residents of this planet we have the responsibility to do our part on saving the environment and prevent the loss of habitat for these animals. Countries and individuals should focus on the root cause of this outcome and work on finding preventive measures in order to eliminate this issue.
On the contrary, some individuals argue that more focus should be kept on the problems faced by the humans and make use of that valuable time and resources in providing solutions to these instead of investing on the endangered animals.
In my opinion, The latter sounds to be selfish from our part and I believe that we as humans have the responsibility to save these animals and protect the environment from deteriorating. For instance, the tigers that are reducing in numbers day by day in India if these are not taken care of they may become extinct and unknown to the future generations. As a result, the government of India has taken effective measures to protect these creatures.
In Conclusion, making sure the the animals are safe and no harm is in their way is a sole responsibility of the Countries and individuals.