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The Wildlife World

December 1st, 2011 admin

The circle of life in animal species coincides with the human world. If a portion of the animal population would collapse, this could have a huge effect on the human population. Each animal, on land or in water, determine how another animal or human will continue to thrive.

Nature, as we know it, also known as “birth.” Everything in the natural, material or physical world is known as nature. The physical world we see, touch and feel is also known as nature. Whatever man creates or will create is not known part of the natural world. That is, unless human’s are referred to as in “human nature” supernatural.

Wildlife is known as anything that is not domesticated. That would include animals, organisms and plant life. All types of ecosystems: plains, wetlands, oceans and deserts would be where wildlife lives. Sad to say, human beings many times get in the way of a wildlife habitat for the wrong or even right reasons.

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Change The World – Adopt An Endangered Animal

November 23rd, 2011 admin

If, like me, you’re an animal lover, you’ll no doubt be keen to do something to help our endangered animals. Some of our most iconic and well loved animals could become extinct within our lifetime and their plight is the result of human interference. Humans are responsible for habitat destruction, and poaching which are the main threats facing animals. But the animal adoption scheme allows you to help save them.

Adopting a wild animal doesn’t mean bringing them home; after all your neighbours may not take kindly to you bringing home an elephant or a polar bear. What it does mean is that you are contributing to the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF). This fantastic organisation was set up in 1961 with one main mission: “to halt and reveres the destruction of our environment”. Their work concentrates on lobbying, research and consultancy to bring about positive changes to the way we interact with our environment.

The WWF animal adoption scheme offers you the chance to help a range of animals including, giant panda, tigers, and penguins among others. All the animals in the scheme are at severe risk of becoming extinct in the near future and need as much help as we can give them.

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Steps You Can Take To Help Endangered Wildlife

November 23rd, 2011 admin

I became an animal lover when I was a child. My parents were veterinarians and I spent a lot of my childhood helping them care for sick animals. My first dog was a mutt that had been hit by a car and brought in by a driver passing by. He had a broken leg and I bonded with him as his leg mended. Since no one claimed him, my parents let me keep him. It’s because of Rusty that I developed my baseball pitching prowess, since I would throw the balls and he would tireless retrieve them for me. Now that I’m a little league coach, I suggest to the parents of my charges that they should get their children a dog to do the same.

I am very concerned about the endangered species of the world. I had been looking for a way to do something to prevent their extinction and realized I could adopt them the way I adopted Rusty, not by bringing them home of course, but by contributing to the World Wildlife Fund, (WWF). This is a great organization that has dedicated itself to the protection of endangered wildlife. You choose the animals that you want to help protect and send them a set amount of money each month. They use the money to safeguard the animals within their ordinary environment.

They offer a range of animals to choose from, such as the Black Rhino, Bengal Tiger, Bottlenose Dolphin, Orangutan, Giant Panda and the Asian Elephant. All of these animals need protection from the threats presented by mankind.

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