The document discusses the causes and effects of endangered animals and what the public can do to help. It outlines that habitat loss, pollution, competition, and illegal killing are leading causes for the rise in endangered animals. While hunting provides some benefits for people, it is not entirely necessary and has contributed to declining animal populations. Historically, humans began killing animals for food, tools and clothing thousands of years ago. The document examines which endangered species have been most impacted and suggests that the public can help by writing letters, donating, avoiding products made from endangered animals, and raising awareness.

1. Endangered Animals By Bianca Lam and Jacqueline So

2. Contents: 1.Why are there so many endangered animals? 2. Is it necessary for people to kill animals? 3. When and why did people start killing animals? 4.Are we completely responsible for the state of the endangered animals and why? 5. Which endangered animals are most affected by our practices and why? 6. What can the public do to stop people hunting animals? Bibliography

3. Why are there so many endangered animals? Loss of habitat

4. Pollution

5. Competition

6. Illegal killing

7. Planet continually changing

8. Is it necessary for people to kill animals? Partly

9. Accessories

10. Animal skin