Endangered Animals.

  Habitat:

People destroy and cut down their habitats to make space for buildings, roads
and farms. The trees, stones or landscape that gives animals shelter for
protection from hunters or killers disappear. The extra plants or animals
that are a part of their starvation may also declining as a result of making
space. The animals have to go to another different habitat because it will
become a very difficult time for them to survive. 

Hunting:

Animals are hunted because they are a massive source of food but
they also provide skins, fur, teeth, horns and bones.

Some parts of animals are used for cosmetics or traditional medicines.
The skins and fur#

 are mostly used for clothing and accessories and the teeth and bones
are used for necklaces.Rhino horns are like medicine for sick people.

Introduced animals:

Are animals that do not live in that habitat. There number
grow fast in their new habitat and then make lots of trouble
for the native animals. Introduced animals can pray on the
animals that live there for food. They can steal their shelter
and their food. Some introduced animals like the cane toad
cane be poisonous to some native animals. 

Pollution:

People violate the water, air and soil that animals expect on. Chemicals
from laboratories and farms can secure animals sick.

Trash like plastic, cans and other things in the sea can be eaten by sea
creatures that are not able to digest it.

Did you know?

Australian Aboriginals looks after the animals life cycles of the animals they hunt.
They know that they only need to hunt the animals that they need for food to
feed themselves or to feed their family. They make sure that there are more
animals left to reproduce the population of animals. Which means the animals
take care of the environment. 

By Keru, Jordan and Eh Htoo.