ОТВЕТТЕ НА ВОПРОСЫ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА1. Why is the protection of animals important?2.

1) Potection of animals is important because some of them are endangered because of poachers, who kills animals for meat, fur/leather or just for trophy.

2) Environmental pollusion, dirty rivers/lakes and polluted air can injure animal's health.

3) Amur tiger, African elephant, elephant turtle, chimpanzee, Galapagos Sea Lion, western gorilla, Grevy's zebra, orangutan, rhinoceros, big panda, Magellanic penguin, polar bear, sifak, Grizzly bear.

4) I think that first of all, animals should be bred in captivities untill there will be enormous amount of them, only then they can live in the wild. But there is still would be risk that animals will be killed by hunters and poachers again.

5) Animals are locked in small cages, surrounded by humans and there's no peace and quiet for them. When they need more movements, they got to lying on the floor all the time. Of course it's prison for them.

6) All the times, the most popular pets was cat and dog. Also, many people keeping a hamsters, parrots and fishes.

7) Animal shelters always trying to save them and find a owners. Also, there is a World Animal Protection organisation, that helps animals who are victims of the natural disasters or wars, or just homeless and ownerless animals that left in the streets.

1.We move the world to protect animals
2.It is also increasingly evident that many of the most common factors that threaten children's rights and create vulnerabilities among children, such as violence, marginalization and effects of migration, are not confined to low-income countries.
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The tiger has topped the World Wide Fund for Nature's list of species most at threat of extinction.
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Talking of campaigns by our charity to phase out the keeping of animals in captivity, Dartmoor zoo owner Ben Mee says: "Actually, I can see their point; I don't particularly like looking at animals behind wire either" (Battle for survival, 31 August). He then adds the usual caveat: "But, as a zoo director, I understand that it is absolutely essential that we keep them there."
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How do you feel about keeping animals in zoos? Read both sides of the argument to help you decide.
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According to a survey of American pet owners, more households have a Fido than any other furry (or not so furry) friend. By sheer numbers of each actual pet though, there are more Nemos swimming in American fish tanks (as people generally keep more than one fish) and more cats than dogs (as there are more multi-cat homes than multi-dog homes).
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We probably all went through grade school having learned about the most widely known endangered animal species at the time. The teachings were easy enough for elementary school age kids to understand, yet that may just have been a little too generic to fully understand the very real urgency of the matter. Its alarming how our planets animals can disappear so quickly.