Animals Have been around this planet way before mankind there was here first and were slowly destroying their habitat.which being deforestation,mass production,pollution,overpopulation.

We humans have a destructive and possessive nature and wont stop till we get what we want.Animals can be our best friend if we choose to for instance guide dogs, labradors in particular they pick up on peoples feeling and emotions they do house hold chores for the disabled and yet some sick people neglect these luxuries by abandoning or hurting them.

For Prime example the australian bushfires were started by natural disasters but people contributed to it by starting random fires. people were being arrested and fined on the spot if they were caught. It shows how much people care about them by travelling across the world to pay tribute and respect by giving donations.however some people don’t even care such as the prime minister he was on holiday when this disaster happen.

another big human disaster which happened during december was a crane that tipped into the galapagos islands over 500 galleons of crude oil .most of the species of wildlife in the galapagos islands have never seen humans or had contact with them its home to the most biggest and rarest breeds of species there

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