Persuasive Speech On Endangered Animals

If there's more animals than they are going to get treated worse because then there will be to many animals to take care of. Some zoos have already started this but all of the zoos need too because it keeps other animals that could be bred safe. “ SeaWorld has said, when the act SB 839 takes effect, all zoos and aquariums can keep their current orcas and animals they

According to animal-rights-action.com, One of the largest problems in the entire world that people don't realize is animal abandonment. When people think of animal abandonment, they think of dogs on the streets or cats on a roof--but animal abandonment is much more. It is when owners of ANY animal abandons them either on the streets or in a shelter after they agreed to adopt and take care of them. If you are a selfish person then you can not understand the point of the animals loss them you must understand your loss. The more animals there are in on the streets the more disease goes around. Diseases like Rabies, Lyme disease, and hookworm are becoming more and more common in society. There are also more life threatening

Do animals have the right to a certain quality of life? How would your views change if our cooks got treated the same way cattle and poultry do? How would you feel about them being beaten and brought to their knees just to be detained to know how to cook todays specials? You might think that the food industry has no issues and no faults behind their tasty food, but when you open up the meat curtain, there is a different kind of world out there that is cruel and inhumane. In Robert Kenner’s 2008 film, Food, Inc., He shows the conditions that cows, chickens, and pigs have to live in. The dark and closeted homes in which the animals are closely compacted together and eating, sleeping, and walking in their own manure. As a person who would consider themselves an animal rights activist, most people would agree that the food industry treats their animals like products instead of living things.

According to IUCN, there were 144 species that went extinct in 1800 - 1900. The number of extinct species in 1900 – 2010 is 396. If humans keep hunting endangered species, future generations will only see those animals in images or films. Many people have experienced interacting with real animals like swimming with dolphins. If this species goes extinct, future generations won’t have a chance to swim and play with real dolphins.

We need to have more effort in taking care of our environment, or else these animals will

Summarize: The result of one species extinction could potentially be fatal to the environment. In the animal kingdom, there is a food chain. Keystone animals, are the key ingredient to the food chain. When that keystone animals goes extinct, it sets off a chain reaction on the other animal’s food source. This causes one species to flourish and another to dwindle. The environment needs a healthy checks and balance system to keep each animal population under control (Stuart, 1990 ). Humans can cause the keystone animal to become extinct and therefore, responsible for rise and decline of other species, ultimately, throwing the food chain off balance.

Today we are gonna talk about a subject that has has a very big role in promoting a bright future for wildlife in the U.S. It is something that has really made a big impact in making people respect wildlife and it beauty. The first Federal Bird Reservation was established in Pelican Island Florida, by president Theodore Roosevelt in 1903. Pelican Island was the first of many to stop the hunting of the Brown Pelican. When Pelican Island was discovered they surveyed it and said that it was 4.5 acres but that it was unfortunately never filed, so when they surveyed it more recently they measured the island to be 5.5 acres. Something not many people know and at least to me it kind of interesting is that Paul Kroegal was the first Game Warden and was paid $1 per month by the American Ornithologists' Union Bird Protection Fund.

If we don't fight for them now, where will those endangered animals going to go? Once their habitat's gone, they'll die. And, what about us? Where will our air go? We don't have time. If we don't fight now, we'll suffocate on our own mistakes.

That number is too high! Many of these animals were adoptable and would have become loving family members if given the chance! I’m urging all concerned to consider effective ways to combat this crisis! Saving the lives of our nations abandoned animals deserves our judicious attention!

Imagine a world where animals ran free, trees and grass covered the earth and the only light came from the sun and the stars.

During SeaWorld commercials, orcas and sea lions playfully splash around in crystal blue waters. Likewise, zoos display animals in beautiful habitats, yet many of the animals’ natural habitats are depleting due to “acid rain, ozone depletion, global warming, the destruction of the world’s rain forests, and phytoplankton blooms and coral bleaching” (Bonner 81). These man-created global issues are forcing several animals to the brink of extinction. According to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature “18 percent of the world’s remaining mammals and 11 percent of the world’s remaining birds are threatened with

Animals are disappearing and dying because of trash. 14 million animals die each year, that’s a lot of animals that die! Why? Because of trash.250 million pieces of trash gets littered and spreads all around the earth and kills animals, that is also a lot of trash that gets thrown out! I will send out letters to everyone in my neighborhood. I would like for you to use trash cans and recycling bins so that way animals will not die.

One way to help is to donate to the no kill shelter in your area, while you may be thinking to yourself your one little donation won’t help these animals but truthfully even if it's only a dollar it will and will affect the lives of many of these animals. Most Americans have tight budgets and may not have the money to donate there's an option for you too. You can take the time to go and volunteer at your local no kill shelter to help feed, bathe, and walk these animals your actions will make a huge impact on these animals lives and quality of life in the shelter. Another option for people who own their own animal and would like to help this growing problem is to spay and neuter your pet in order to help decrease the overpopulation of

Imagine this, in the near future when your children are of age and their curiosity begins to blossom and you find yourself at a zoo or in front of the television and you find that there are no animals left and that the last animal of kind was poached for its hide, fur, or ivory. With the dramatic decline of endangered animals, this possibility is eminent.

Most of you probably have a pet of your own. Maybe a dog named Max or a cat named Oliver. Could you imagine seeing them in terrible pain? I honestly don't think there will be one student in this class that would volunteer to let their own pet be tortured for any reason. Am I wrong?