Paragraph: Endangered Species

The animals play important roles in maintaining the balance in nature. They disperse seeds "planted" trees, controlling populations of species when in excess can be harmful to crops and livestock, and still produce important medicines for curing many diseases. So, why remove animals from their natural habitats to sell, hurting them or even killing them? The fact is that, without animals, life tend to become extinct. The fact is that, without animals, life tend to become extinct. Therefore, the animals should be protected from humans. First because they fulfill a basic balance of the planet paper. Are primarily responsible for breathing. Phenomenon that balances photosynthesis. When animals breathe, they break the molecules and absorb the energy stored. With this, it releases water and carbon dioxide again. Second, the animals are essential to control the plant population. When herbivorous animals consume the plants they renew the cycle of plant life because allow new plants occupy their space. The animal waste provides nutrients to plants in a faster way, because already come predigested. This fact linked to population control of herbivorous animals, practiced by carnivorous animals, allows new cycles of plant life on Earth. Now, marine animals are responsible for controlling the salinity of the water. When fixing part of the dissolved salts in their bodies, they prevent the salinity range reaches levels that could extinguish life at sea. Finally, from a cultural standpoint, animals have a great role. In many cultures they symbolize the forces of nature and human characteristics, occupying a central role in the mythology of these traditions. The wild animals are important as a source of beauty and enchantment in daily contact with them. Although many may bring some potential risk or harm to health, in general most wild species are a fundamental part of the identity of a region. To conclude, animals should be protected from human because even with all the modern technology, they have a fundamental role in human life.