ANIMAL CONSERVATION.

This paper discusses the importance of the extinction of endangered animals.

Extinction is a natural process. Even before humans evolved and many plants and animals were in danger, for example, due to weather.
But when humans evolved the process of extinction was faster due to lack of resources, hence, humans began to hunt, build in habitats where they lived, etc.. To lead a better life.

That is why the irreparable damage that humans have created have been several extinctions, for example, "The dodo was a bird that lived in the Indian Ocean, ty flying in islands such as Mauritius. But with the arrival of humans to the sea, "The dodo became a source of food for humans, the population declined rapidly dodos, doing so completely disappeared.

With regard to endangered animals know that many animals are endangered due to human activity as we discussed earlier.
The World Wildlife Fund works hard to raise humans from the situation where animals are and to find ways to protect them.

The most striking examples of endangered animals include the rhino, panda, whale and tiger.

 
The purpose of this foundation is to protect animals and their natural habitats are problems such as pollution and deforestation and the threat posed by poachers.