Animals endangered going extinct?
In the past decade, the amount of animals going extinct has multiplied by 10,000 percent! now between 17 and 50 species are going extinct a year. A big reason for that is poaching, especially in Madagascar and Thailand. A lot of animal dealers in Southeast Asia are selling illegal extinct animals in the black market stores for profit. It is a big time business. They get a ton of money a year. It is such a big concern that there is a law that if you find a new species, which happens a lot in Madagascar, the area where you find the new species will be goverment protected. Pretty soon you won't be finding any more polar bears if you travel to Alaska. The ice is cracking now thanks to global warming.
Ways you can try to save animals
A way you can save animals is becoming a vegetarian. If a person was a vegetarian for one year, they could possibly save 90 ANIMALS! That's a lot of chickens, pigs, and cows you could save! There are more foods then just animals. Besides they have a right to live too, right????? If you question that last sentence, here's a way to sum it up and understand more. What if chickens, pigs, and cows figured out how to kill humans just like we did to them? They would all eat us. That is how all the animals feel.
Try to only eat farm bred, cage free and organic eggs. You can get all three in one at one time. That is a better, healthier, tastier, and less harmful egg. It might cost an extra fifty cents, but if you get all the stuff that I just described to you, isn't it worth it? Chickens that aren't farm bred are usually tortured. The usual punishment (I can't say always or I might get sued) is they get bred in one section of the long building. When they are born, they get put in a cage with barely enough room to live. The building is heated so it feels like summer for the chicken. (chickens lay more eggs in the spring and summer than the fall and winter) They barely get fed, and when they get fed, some of the food usually goes into the poop and pee. When they start to lay eggs the eggs fall into a conveyor belt where they are put into boxes and stuff like that.
Chickens are usually killed in a harmful manner as well. They get put onto a conveyor belt when they are old enough to be killed. (this isn't how every one kills them just one method) On the conveyor belt, there are swing things that would try to kill the chicken. If it misses, they still go into acid that kills them, but doesn't harm the food. Then they get flayed, and get made just like you are used to, and voilą! The chicken you eat all the time. Think about that next time you get asked what you want.
Try to only eat farm bred, cage free and organic eggs. You can get all three in one at one time. That is a better, healthier, tastier, and less harmful egg. It might cost an extra fifty cents, but if you get all the stuff that I just described to you, isn't it worth it? Chickens that aren't farm bred are usually tortured. The usual punishment (I can't say always or I might get sued) is they get bred in one section of the long building. When they are born, they get put in a cage with barely enough room to live. The building is heated so it feels like summer for the chicken. (chickens lay more eggs in the spring and summer than the fall and winter) They barely get fed, and when they get fed, some of the food usually goes into the poop and pee. When they start to lay eggs the eggs fall into a conveyor belt where they are put into boxes and stuff like that.
Chickens are usually killed in a harmful manner as well. They get put onto a conveyor belt when they are old enough to be killed. (this isn't how every one kills them just one method) On the conveyor belt, there are swing things that would try to kill the chicken. If it misses, they still go into acid that kills them, but doesn't harm the food. Then they get flayed, and get made just like you are used to, and voilą! The chicken you eat all the time. Think about that next time you get asked what you want.
