Hunting involves legally or illegally killing animals by chasing them and has specialized techniques. Historically, animals were hunted for food, trade, or other resources, while today hunting is often pursued for entertainment, skins, and body parts. While hunters argue it balances populations and funds conservation, critics note the unnecessary suffering of animals given alternative food sources and the threat to endangered species. Mexico's state of Chiapas and many African nations have popular and profitable hunting industries, though it is illegal in some countries. Animal rights groups protest the practice but have faced societal resistance to protecting hunted animals.

1. Hunting
Wendy Pacheco
Andrea Zamora

2. What is hunting?
Hunting is the legal, or illegal killing of animals
by chasing them. It has a special technique
In the prehistory the animals were killed to trade
for more food or women, or just for food
In te actual days, animals are killed as a way of
entertainment and for the sell of their skins and
other parts of the body

4. Controversy
The hunters have claimed
that there are many
advantages like
-Balance the animal
population
-The money the pay goes
to charity for animals
-They make a special
connection with the animal
- The animals suffer
from the wounds
- Now, is unnecessary
because we don’t get
food from hunting
- Some of the hunting
is to endemic or
animals in extinction
danger

5. Statistics
The place in Mexico where is very popular to
hunt and there are many hunters from other
countries is Chiapas.
There are many countries where hunting is
illegal but in most countries of the african
continent is legal and is one of the business that
makes the most money.

6. Statistics

7. Animal rights
Most of the activist and
some associations like
PETA and Greenpeace
try to stop this kind of
practices, but society is
not ready to understand
the importance of the
hunt.

8. Conclusion