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1. Animals are good friends of human beings.

2. Protect the benefits of animals to humans.

It's just man-made, is it useful to say that? Nope.

Man is not a character.

In general, we also evolved from animals, and we have lived on this planet with them today, and it is part of our responsibility to protect them.

Of course, you have to love animals, and most of them are cute, so why not protect them?

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If the animals perish, there will be no meat for man. If the environment deteriorates, people will have no food to eat. If people don't have anything to eat, they starve to death. So, we want to protect animals and protect the environment.

Watch the birds fly in the sky and watch the fish swim in the water. You might think that there are a lot of animals in the world! But did you know that not only are there not many animals nowadays, but some animals are very rare, and even some animals are extinct?

Biologists estimate that there are at least hundreds of species of animals that have been hunted and killed by humans for thousands of years. In this way, there are fewer and fewer animal species in the world, and if we can't save them in time, then the only animals in the world in the future will be us humans! Don't think I'm an "alarmist", if you don't believe me, I can tell you.

For example, the dodo, which lives in the Mauritian archipelago in the Indian Ocean, was predated by humans at the time because of its delicious meat, and became extinct in the 17th century. However, if people had been aware of animal protection at that time, it would not have caused the extinction of the dodo. Then there is the Tibetan antelope that lives on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China, because its fur under the outer layer of fur, called Shatush, is extremely fine, and can be used to weave gorgeous shawls, and is slaughtered by poachers.

It takes 300 to 400 grams of raw wool to weave a women's Shatush shawl, which means sacrificing the lives of three Tibetan antelopes. So in the early 90s of the last century, the number of Tibetan antelopes was only between 65,000 and 72,500, which is only one-tenth of the total number of Tibetan antelopes 100 years ago. Fortunately, people are aware of the need to protect this endangered animal.

At present, a number of volunteers from Beijing have come to Hoh Xil to take on the voluntary care of Tibetan antelopes. At the same time, since 1999, the International Society for the Protection of Animals has donated 80,000 to 100,000 US dollars every year for the protection of Tibetan antelopes in China, which is used to carry out anti-poaching operations and various publicity activities for the protection of Tibetan antelopes in the three nature reserves of Hoh Xili, Qiangtang and Altun Mountain. We humans are slowly pulling the Tibetan antelope back from the brink of extinction.

Friends, animals are the priceless treasures left by nature to mankind, and they are our human friends. Their life and death are closely related to our human lives. The mass destruction of animals will have serious adverse consequences for human beings, causing serious ecological imbalance, thus destroying the living environment of human beings.

Let's start now, start with me, protect animals and make the world a better place.