Are we doing enough to prevent endangered species from becoming extinct?
According to a team of researchers, the Yangtze River Dolphin in China has recently become extinct - a victim of rapid industrialisation. All over the world many other species are under threat often as a result of over-hunting or the destruction of their natural habitats. Are governments around the world doing enough to prevent endangered species from becoming extinct? If not, what should they be doing?
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Sheila from Frogs r us says:Aug 14, 22:44
Save David Shyler!!!!
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Sheila from Devon says:Aug 14, 20:31
No we are not doing enough to save endangered species but at least WE will be able to say goodbye to each other.
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Hagar-T-H from Essex says:Aug 14, 08:23
Shock, Horror, Amazement!!
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jim kelly from scotland says:Aug 12, 11:56
ok,i will eat less komodo dragon steaks.
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