Harm to animals by humans 5, Harm to animals by humans

The history of the development of human society can be said to be the history of the continuous development of human beings using wild animal and plant resources. However, in the past 200 years since the Industrial Revolution, with the expansion of population and rapid economic development, due to overexploitation and environmental pollution, the species and quantity of animals and plants have decreased at an alarming rate, especially the current situation of wild animal and plant resources in China is not optimistic. At present, about 10% of China's higher plants are endangered, and about 20% of the survival of wild animals and plants is seriously threatened.

Since the beginning of the industrial era, the extinction rate of species in nature has been 1,000 times that of natural conditions, and 1 million times that of new species formation. Once a species becomes extinct, it will be a major irreparable loss to mankind. The extinction of species has worsened the living environment of human beings, and in turn, the deterioration of the environment has accelerated the extinction of species.

It is urgent to protect the ecological environment: garbage classification**, proper disposal of waste batteries, no hunting or eating of wild animals, no production and use of disposable wooden chopsticks, reduction of fluorine and other harmful gas emissions, strict control of industrial and domestic sewage discharge, no indiscriminate logging, no destruction of vegetation ......Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility! >>

According to statistics, nearly 200 endemic species have disappeared in China, and nearly half of the animals and plants are endangered. China accounts for about 24% of the 640 endangered species listed in the International Convention on Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. And globally, every hour, a species is labeled dead.

Globally, about 11% of birds, 25% of mammals, and 34% of fish are threatened with extinction.

The number of rare species in China——— Przewalski's gazelle, is declining sharply, and the current population does not exceed 200.

Scientists estimate that species are being lost 1,000 times faster than natural extinction and 1 million times faster than formation due to intense human disturbances.

The greenhouse effect, breaking the ecological chain, leads to death and extinction.

It is recommended to watch the movie "Tales of the Arctic".

Abuse of cats and dogs, live bears for bile.

Those who abuse animals should be singled out and their hamstrings broken!

Fishing. Hunting.

Environmental pollution.

The animals that harm humans the most are mosquitoes.

This animal is not the top of the food chain for humans, but it is this tiny, buzzing insect that kills tens of thousands of mosquitoes every year.

With the exception of Antarctica and a very few regions with a polar climate, they are found in every corner of the world. During the breeding season, they can outnumber all animals except ants and termites.

Male mosquitoes feed on nectar plants, while female mosquitoes feed on the blood of animals in order to reproduce. Mosquitoes are used as vectors to allow parasites to spread across multiple species.

What's even more disgusting is that mosquitoes can bring us more than 80 kinds of diseases, such as malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever and so on, which have a very high mortality rate.