Wildlife crime is the fourth largest illegal occupation in the world. Where, poaching and smuggling are the threatening issues to rise concern mainly in developing nations. Myriad causes could be attributed to this which include to earn money and food purposes. In this essay, I shall fortify these above mentioned causes and their resultant effects on society with necessary illustrations and logical arguments before citing my feasible conclusion.
The first and perhaps the most important reason seems to be that the poachers kill the wild animals for their own greediness of money. By this I mean that killers make, poaching and smuggling, a way of earning. They kill the animals and sell their different body parts such as; skin, teeth, bones and so on and, in return poachers earn enoromous amount of money. For example, the central India is a part where wildlife crime and poaching are taken place because of the demand for tiger parts in china and are sold for the use in traditional chinese medicine.
The second reason appears to be for food purposes. This means that the most non-vegans rely on meat of animals as consumption of meat brings many health benefits derived from their parts. Moreover, it is extremely rich in mineral, full of vitamins and high in protein. For instance, bushmeat is sold in trendy restaurants and specialized markets in many of the world's largest cities- including cities in the US, where an estimated 15, 000 pounds of bushmeat is illegally imported and sold each year.
Turning to the effects because of these aforementioned causes seem to be myriad. The first and foremost impact tend to be the extinction of species. To illustrate it further overkilling of particular wild species may be the cause of verge of extinction. Whereas, they are also an important part of food chain. A single species extinction disrupts whole food chain because they are depended on each other and simultaneously it will bring issues for the society because many animals are used for not only wealth but also for maintaining a healthy ecological balance on earth. The second impact could be attributed to this is the spread of food borne illnesses by eating food contaminated with bacteria, viruses, and so on. And people suffer from various diseases such as; heart disease, cancer, diabetes and many more.
In conclusion from what has been discussed above are the paramount causes and their effects.
Wildlife crime is the fourth largest illegal occupation in the world. Where, poaching and smuggling are the threatening issues to rise concern
mainly
in developing nations. Myriad
causes
could
be attributed
to this which include to earn money and
food
purposes. In this essay, I shall fortify these above mentioned
causes
and their resultant effects on society with necessary illustrations and logical arguments
before
citing my feasible conclusion.
The
first
and perhaps the most
important
reason seems to be that the poachers kill the wild
animals
for their
own
greediness of money. By this I mean that killers
make
, poaching and smuggling, a way of earning. They kill the
animals
and sell their
different
body
parts
such as; skin, teeth, bones and
so
on and, in return poachers earn
enoromous
amount of money.
For example
, the central India is a
part
where wildlife crime and poaching
are taken
place
because
of the demand for tiger
parts
in
china
and
are sold
for the
use
in traditional
chinese
medicine.
The second reason appears to be for
food
purposes. This means that the most non-vegans rely on meat of
animals
as consumption of meat brings
many
health benefits derived from their
parts
.
Moreover
, it is
extremely
rich in mineral, full of vitamins and high in protein.
For instance
,
bushmeat
is sold
in trendy restaurants and specialized markets in
many
of the world's largest cities- including cities in the US, where an estimated 15, 000 pounds of
bushmeat
is
illegally
imported and sold each year.
Turning to the effects
because
of these aforementioned
causes
seem to be myriad. The
first
and foremost impact tend to be the extinction of species. To illustrate it
further
overkilling
of particular wild species may be the
cause
of verge of extinction.
Whereas
, they are
also
an
important
part
of
food
chain. A single species extinction disrupts whole
food
chain
because
they
are depended
on each other and
simultaneously
it will bring issues for the society
because
many
animals
are
used
for not
only
wealth
but
also
for maintaining a healthy ecological balance on earth. The second impact could
be attributed
to this is the spread of
food
borne illnesses by eating
food
contaminated with bacteria, viruses, and
so
on. And
people
suffer from various diseases such as; heart disease, cancer, diabetes and
many
more.
In conclusion
from what has
been discussed
above are the paramount
causes
and their effects.