Conservation of plants and animals - Some extinct animals

Conservation of plants and animals

Wildlife is essential for ecological balance in the environment. The innumerable plants could yield products of immense medicinal value. We must conserve forests because wildlife is aesthetic, ecological, educational, and scientific values. 

Plants, animals, human beings, microorganisms, and other living organism must need to live in the environment because this world is equal to all living organisms. Humans do not only possess the world’s natural resources. If humans possess themselves, some insects, honey bees and some other living organisms will be extinct, and human beings also extinct in one day.

RED DATA BOOK

   RED data book is a record book. The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources maintains the Red Data Book.  This book contains a record of all animals which are identified as endangered species or animals which are on the verge of extinction. The reason for extinction was human activity do you know what is diversity? Diversity means all living organisms animals and plants are living in the world. 

Migration 

In general, animals migrate for climate changes, for various seasons birds migrate to one country to another country. In the olden days, Aristotle recognized the seasonal movements of animals 2000 years ago.

Some extinct animals

All around the world, some animals are in a state of endanger. Some other animals were extinct due to many reasons of human activity. For instance:  Dodo was a flightless bird that inhabited the island of Mauritius once. The bird dodo was last seen in the year 1981. 

Mammoths were elephant-like animals which were lived during the ice age.  The giant deer was the largest deer that had ever lived. It was 7 feet tall at its shoulder. The giant deer was believed to be the last one that died in Ireland 11,000 years ago. The golden toad was a shiny bright orange toad. The last was seen as a golden toad in the year of 1989 in Costa Rica.