There are many who doubt the logic of spending money and time on wild animals when there are many humans are indeed. From my own perspective, the valid reasons to prioritize humanity may do not outweigh the fact that animals more desperately require refuge.
Those who advocate for less aid for animals believe that human life is inherently much more valuable. In reality, humans are capable of higher reasoning skills, have more emotionally complex lives, and we share a primary obligation to members of our own society. A good example of this would be when it comes to covid-19 pandemic, people is apparently using their intelligence and professional skills to create vaccine to end up this illness. Furthermore, people are willing to contribute money or foods to some impoverished areas to support them overcome this hardest time. Increased funding for wildlife in effect means reduced resources allocated to charities for underprivileged people and the implicit elevation of animals over humans.
Nonetheless, the risks to wild animals are pressing, and this would be seriously taken into consideration to action for helping them. Despite the glaring vulnerability of particular humans, nothing imperils humanity as a whole. This is not the case in terms of endangered animals such as lions, cheetahs, and polar bears. It is transparent that they are facing excessively with serious threats ranging the impact of climate change to deforestation and poaching. Those actions are all a direct consequence of human activities. Without our help, some rare species on the brink like blue whale would go extinct in the coming decades. This portends darker scenarios akin to the mass extinction in the ancient time when our efforts to bring them back would be becomingly useless.
In conclusion, although the valuable of human is undeniable, the danger for at-risk animals is much greater than ever before. The longer we neglect animals, the greater the chance of extinction.
There are
many
who doubt the logic of spending money and time on wild
animals
when there are
many
humans
are
indeed
. From my
own
perspective, the valid reasons to prioritize humanity may do not outweigh the fact that
animals
more
desperately
require refuge.
Those who advocate for less aid for
animals
believe that
human
life is
inherently
much more valuable. In reality,
humans
are capable of higher reasoning
skills
, have more
emotionally
complex
lives
, and we share a primary obligation to members of our
own
society. A
good
example of this would be when it
comes
to
covid-19
pandemic,
people
is
apparently
using their intelligence and professional
skills
to create vaccine to
end
up this illness.
Furthermore
,
people
are willing to contribute money or foods to
some
impoverished areas to support them overcome this hardest time. Increased funding for wildlife in effect means
reduced
resources allocated to charities for underprivileged
people
and the implicit elevation of
animals
over humans.
Nonetheless, the
risks
to wild
animals
are pressing, and this would be
seriously
taken into consideration to action for helping them. Despite the glaring vulnerability of particular
humans
, nothing imperils humanity as a whole. This is not the case in terms of endangered
animals
such as lions, cheetahs, and polar bears. It is transparent that they are facing
excessively
with serious threats ranging the impact of climate
change
to deforestation and poaching. Those actions are all a direct consequence of
human
activities. Without our
help
,
some
rare species on the brink like blue whale would go extinct in the coming decades. This portends darker scenarios akin to the mass extinction in the ancient time when our efforts to bring them back would be
becomingly
useless.
In conclusion
, although the valuable of
human
is undeniable, the
danger
for at-
risk
animals
is much greater than ever
before
. The longer we neglect
animals
, the greater the chance of extinction.