Do you all think it is important to save animals on the verge of extinction?
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Do you all think it is important to save animals on the verge of extinction? Since they are on the verge of extinction, it means they are somewhat unadapted to their environment – is it still meaningful to try to save them?
There have been so many animals that became extinct throughout Earth’s history; some of them are even unknown to us. Do we really need to save them all? Survival of the fittest is the law of nature; why should humans interfere with this law?
:Lol, once you see it, you have to take action – you can’t turn a blind eye. Survival of the fittest refers to the laws of nature; humans, on the other hand, destroy nature and thus go against those laws. Hunting whales and elephants for their fat and teeth is not an example of survival of the fittest – it’s cruelty towards living beings. If some people cause harm, then others must step in to protect them so that the ecosystem can remain balanced. The extinction of one species can disrupt the entire food chain. Just donating money to children in mountainous areas won’t solve everything; only by stopping the destruction of the natural environment and reducing pollution can we truly uphold the laws of nature. Only humans produce waste and damage the environment; that’s why it’s important to protect animals, especially those that are on the verge of extinction. Without human interference, they wouldn’t become endangered. Clearing forests, polluting the air, generating waste, and overfishing are not part of the laws of survival of the fittest. “Civilized society” and the “natural environment” are two different things
The extinction of a species can affect a food chain. . . . . . . . . .
Redemption is the responsibility that humanity bears at the pinnacle of the pyramid, for most things on the verge of extinction are caused by humans; one must pay back what one has done in life
Saving actually tells us to cherish nature and protect the environment. So many have already gone extinct; it’s not certain that they can be brought back
I just saw a message today saying that the only tree of its kind in the whole world can be found in China, but its genes cannot be cloned. All that can be done is to keep the location of this tree secret; it essentially thrives on its own
It’s so amazing; maybe it’s right next to your office building
It can’t possibly be next to the office building; they’d have to move right away: lol