Some individuals argue that too much time and resources are spent on protecting wild animals and birds. Personally, I believe that we should do so as we have contributed to the extinction of some animals.
On the one hand, people believe that time and resources should be allocated to tackling other problems, mainly climate change. This is because factories and cars are releasing hazardous chemicals into the atmosphere. Consequently, they are damaging nature, contaminating water, and pushing wild animals to the extinction. Additionally, people are becoming less productive as they breathe polluted air, and acquiring various respiratory diseases. Therefore, some people think that we can improve the living conditions of both animals and humans by focusing on the climate change.
On the other hand, other people, including me, think that wild animals and birds are becoming endangered due to human intervention. As we have cleared forests to build societies and destroy their habitats to extract raw materials such as timber, we have worsened their quality of life. In addition, poachers have preyed many wild animals that are on the verge of extinction to sell their tusks, fur, teeth in black markets. For instance, half of the Amazon rainforest has been cleared living no conditions for local animals to live. Therefore, we should allocate more time and resources to care for them until some animals recover from near extinction.
In conclusion, even though we can get equal benefits by tackling climate problems, we should prioritize the living conditions of wild animals and birds by implementing laws and constructing nature parks.
