Katie r. per 4 animal welfare
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Poaching of animals is endangering many species around the world. In Kenya, the number of elephants killed increased from 45 in 2007 to 271 in 2009 due to poaching for ivory. Bengal tigers are also poached for their fur and claws in India, reducing wild populations. While poaching is done for profit, it is a cruel practice that needs to be stopped to protect vulnerable animal populations and ecosystems. However, conservation efforts around the world are helping to raise awareness and funds to combat poaching.
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- 1. Poaching Animals Title By:
- 2. THIS IS GETTING OUT OF HAND. Human beings are taking animals lives for their own selfish needs. Rhinos horns, Elephant tusks and other animals fur. relevant to your topic here
- 3. ANIMALS ALL AROUND THE WORLD ARE BECOMING ENDANGERED JUST BECAUSE OF THE WANT FOR MONEY. To this From this, In Kenya 45 Elephants were killed in 2007, but this increased to 271 in 2009 alone.
- 4. IF YOU WOULD HURT ANIMALS, YOU WOULD HURT PEOPLE.>:(
- 5. now there’s only 36 elephants in some countries in Africa POACHING IS CRUEL AND NEEDS TO BE STOPPED!
- 6. ANIMALS ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO OUR EARTH. WE NEED THEM. We do not control the universe. We can’t get rid of Number of rhinos killed our animals! from 2007- 2011
- 7. People usually poach for money or just for fashion THIS TO THIS
- 8. Bengal tiger wading through water BENGAL TIGERS LIVE IN RAIN FORESTS OF INDIA AND PEOPLE USE THESE TIGERS FOR THEIR FUR AND CLAWS.
- 9. Did You Know? Poachers often use spears with the assistance of dogs.
- 10. Just in Uganda from 1999 to 2003, 2,400 elephants were killed ITS DISGUSTING WHAT HUMANS CAN DO
- 12. HERE’S SOME GOOD NEWS! PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE FIGHTING TO STOP POACHING
- 13. THERE'S HUNDREDS OF WEBSITES THAT ARE RAISING MONEY TO STOP THIS CRISIS
- 19. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERNCE!
- 20. WE CAN STOP THIS! Thank you for watching
- 21. BIBLIOGRAPHY • Codello, Sylvio G. "Pollinator." Encyclopedia of Earth. Web. 06 Apr. 2012. <http://www.eoearth.org>. • Steele, Christy. Bengal Tigers. Austin: Raintree Steck-Vaughn, 2002. Print. • Victoriafalls.com. Web. • "Victoriafalls-guide.com." Victoriafalls-guide.com. Web. 10 Apr. 2012. <http://www.victoriafalls-guide.com>. • "Welcome to the Environmental Law Institute." Welcome to the Environmental Law Institute. Web. 10 Apr. 2012. <http://www.eli.org/>. • Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation. Web. 10 Apr. 2012. <http://www.wikipedia.org/>.